Haddon Hall closes for filming of new TV production

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 9 Oct, 15:31 · Archive

Haddon Hall near Bakewell is closing for several weeks to allow filming of an unannounced television production.

Haddon Hall near Bakewell is closing its doors for several weeks to allow filming of a television production. The stately home will be shut until Monday 26 October, when it will reopen for half-term.

The venue has not disclosed details of what is being filmed, describing it only as an 'exciting upcoming TV production'. Haddon Hall has an established history as a filming location, with productions including Jane Eyre, Pride & Prejudice, The Princess Bride and Wolf Hall having been shot at the estate. The location was also used for Mary Queen of Scots.

When open, Haddon Hall offers filming tours where visitors are guided through the hall and grounds to learn how the estate is transformed for television and film production. Upon reopening, the venue will launch its 'Little School of Sorcery' experience for young visitors.

How it is being reported

• Haddon Hall: This is why historic Derbyshire stately home is closed – and when it will reopenA historic 900-year-old Derbyshire stately home is temporarily closed to the public.Derbyshire Times · 9 Oct, 14:48
• Popular Derbyshire stately home closes for filming of 'exciting TV production'Haddon Hall will be closed for a couple of weeksDerbyshire Live · 9 Oct, 13:49

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