From the rolling hills of the Peak District to the industrial underbelly of the city centre, the sites and culture of Sheffield have managed to draw in artists from across the globe.
Lead characters in the British cultural landmark Doctor Who were fighting aliens on the streets of Sheffield, while cult classic comedies like Four Lions have emerged from the city.
And this is all without mentioning the rest of South Yorkshire, where stately home Wentworth Woodhouse has played a role in the hit Netflix drama The Crown and Barnsley stands as the home of Kes.
We’ve collected a list of 16 locations across the county that have made their way onto people’s screens.
9. The Full Monty - Shiregreen Club
The most famous and highest grossing film to come out of Sheffield, about an enterprising group of unemployed steelworkers who take up stripping to make ends meet, was shot at locations across the city. The jobcentre on West Street, Parkwood Springs and the canal in Attercliffe all featured, along with Shiregreen Club (pictured), where the final scene was filmed before a real audience. Sadly the former working men's club is now closed and has been hit by a series of fires. Photo: Steve Ellis
10. Among Giants - old Vine Inn
The Full Monty writer Simon Beaufoy also gave us this film, starring Pete Postlethwaite, about electricity pylon painters working in and around Sheffield. Gleadless Valley, Heavygate Road in Crookes, Burbage Moor and the former Vine Inn on Cemetery Road (pictured) all feature Photo: Dean Atkins
11. Brief Encounters - Crookes
This six-part ITV series about a group of women who host Ann Summers parties, selling lingerie and sex toys from their homes, was filmed largely in the scenic Sheffield suburb of Crookes, including on Woodfield Road (pictured). Sharrow Vale Road, Sharrow, was among the other locations where filming took place in 2016 for the show, starring Penelope Wilton, Sharon Rooney, Angela Griffin, Sophie Rundle and Chloe Pirrie Photo: Andrew Roe
12. Everybody's Talking About Jamie - Parson Cross
The big screen adaptation of the hit musical, which began life at Sheffield's Crucible theatre, is the ultimate feel-good drama. Filming for the movie, starring Richard E Grant, took place near Endcliffe Park and at St Mary's Gate, among other locations. Members of the public were invited to join the fun for a big party scene on Deerlands Avenue, in Parson Cross (pictured) Photo: Alana Roberts