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Suffolk's Stunning Scenery Stars in Hit Spy Drama
16 Sep
Summary
- Suffolk locations, including Orwell Bridge, feature in the new series.
- Filming supported the local economy, bringing an estimated £20m.
- 14 local people gained paid work, with training provided.
The county of Suffolk is poised to feature prominently in the newest season of the acclaimed spy drama "Slow Horses," known for its star-studded cast including Gary Oldman. Filming for the series, available on Apple TV, recently took place across various Suffolk locations.
Key sites utilized for the production included the iconic Orwell Bridge, the area of Rendlesham, and a village within the Babergh district. Screen Suffolk, an organization that facilitates film productions in the county, expressed excitement about potentially seeing Suffolk showcased on screen. While the exact scenes filmed are yet to be revealed, hopes are high for recognizable local landscapes.
The impact of the "Slow Horses" production extends beyond on-screen representation. Screen Suffolk reported that supporting filming operations has injected an estimated £20 million into the Suffolk economy. Furthermore, the production provided employment opportunities for 14 local individuals as location marshals, many of whom utilized training from programs supported by Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils.
