You may have seen film and TV crews near you in Sheffield, with two big new projects being filmed right now.
Shooting has started for the big screen biopic Giant, featuring Pierce Brosnan and telling the rags-to-riches story of Sheffield boxing great Naseem Hamed and his legendary coach Brendan Ingle.
Filming is also well underway for a new four-part BBC thriller Reunion, from the makers of the critically acclaimed This is England.
They are just the latest in a long list of movies and TV shows which have been filmed around Sheffield and South Yorkshire.
From smash hit comedy The Full Monty and its recent TV reboot to Doctor Who and classics like Kes and the still-haunting apocalyptic drama Threads, Sheffield, Rotherham, Barnsley and Doncaster have featured on the big and small screen more often than you may realise.
How many of these films and TV programmes filmed across the region have you seen?
5. Giant - Wincobank
Giant, a new film reportedly being shot around Sheffield and Leeds, tells the rags to riches story of Steel City boxing great Naseem Hamed and his relationship with the legendary boxing coach Brendan Ingle, under whose guidance he flourished. Pierce Brosnan plays Brendan Ingle, with rising star Amir El-Masry as Hamed. Pierce Brosnan is understood to have visited the famous Ingle boxing gym in Wincobank where the boxer embarked on his road to glory. | Submitted Photo: Submitted
6. Kes - Hoyland Common
Kes, which tells the charming tale of the relationship between Billy Casper and the titular kestrel, is one of the best loved films ever made in Yorkshire. Based on Barry Hines' book, A Kestrel for a Knave, it was released in 1969 and was just the second film Ken Loach had directed. Filming took place at locations around Barnsley, including on Hoyland Common. Photo: Other
7. The Full Monty TV reboot - Meadowhall
The Full Monty TV reboot, which premiered in June 2023 on Disney+, picked up the story 25 years after a group of unemployed steelworkers famously bared all to make ends meet in the hit film. Filming took place at numerous locations across Sheffield, including at Meadowhall, where Robert Carlyle is pictured, in Gleadless and on Blake Street, in Upperthorpe, which is officially Sheffield's steepest street | Reece Freeman Photo: Reece Freeman
8. Open All Hours - Balby
Open All Hours and its sequel Still Open All Hours, both starring comedy legend David Jason, were filmed in Balby, Doncaster. The fictional Arkwright's store was actually the Beautique hairdressing salon on the corner of Lister Avenue and Scarth Avenue. Photo: JPIMedia