The Full Monty, Doctor Who, When Saturday Comes and Threads are just some of the famous shows and movies to have been shot at locations across Sheffield, including Park Hill, Meadowhall and Gleadless Valley.
The eagerly-awaited Full Monty TV reboot, featuring the original cast of the film, including Robert Carlyle, is set to hit screens this year on Disney+. Scenes for that were shot around the city, including on what is officially Sheffield’s steepest street. Sheffield also makes an appearance in The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, starring Jim Broadbent, which is due out at cinemas this April.
How many of these settings from films and TV shows shot in Sheffield, featuring stars from Sean Bean to Nicole Kidman, do you recognise?
5. A Brilliant Young Mind - King Edward VII School
This underrated 2014 drama about a troubled teenage maths prodigy whose life changes when he is chosen to represent Britain at the International Mathematic Olympiad was filmed in Sheffield and Taiwan. In Sheffield, King Edward VII School and High Storrs School both feature in the film, which starred Asa Butterfield, future Oscar winner Sally Hawkins and Rafe Spall Photo: Marisa Cashill
6. Billionaire Boy - Lodge Moor
This TV adaptation of David Walliams' best-selling rags-to-riches book was filmed largely in Sheffield and Rotherham, and starred Doncaster schoolboy Elliot Sprakes. Filming took place at Wentworth House and Oakwood High School in Rotherham, and at a newsagents on Rochester Road in Lodge Moor, Sheffield (pictured) Photo: Margaret Kessen
7. When Saturday Comes - Stones brewery
Sheffield United fan Sean Bean got to live out his fantasy in this classic football drama as brewery worker Jimmy Muir, who enjoys a meteoric rise through the leagues to play for the Blades. Bramall Lane features, naturally, as does Hallam FC's Sandygate Road ground, which is the world's oldest, and what was the Stones brewery (pictured) on Rutland Road, along with numerous other locations across the city Photo: Sheffield Newspapers
8. Threads - The Moor
This chilling 1984 BBC drama showed the catastrophic impact of a nuclear strike on Sheffield, something which seemed all too possible at the time. Among the locations featured were The Moor (pictured), the Nottingham House pub in Broomhill, Sheffield City Hall and the long-since-demolished Tinsley cooling towers. Photo: Scott Merrylees