Where was The IT Crowd filmed
The IT Crowd
Year: 2006
Genre: Comedy
Country: United Kingdom
<p>Graham Linehan came up with the idea for the series after a bumbling computer wizard came to his house. The show was filmed in a studio with a live audience. Linehan said he decided to do it his own way, relying on his intuition, and hoped viewers would like it. The first season was recorded at Teddington Studios and the following seasons were recorded at Pinewood Studios. Some scenes were filmed on the streets of London and inserted into the studio recording.</p>
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Denholm Reynholm's office
In movie
Scene where Denholm Reynholm finds himself in a difficult position when the police come to the organization for questioning related to suspected irregularities in the company's pension fund. He realizes that the situation is critical and his reputation and career could be ruined if the investigation continues. Desperate and seeing no way out, Denholm makes the radical decision to commit suicide.
Real
Scene was shot at Pinewood Studios, located in Woodside, in the county of Baxendham, England. This studio is one of the most famous studios in the UK and is used for major Hollywood and British films. It has several large pavilions equipped for filming using high-tech effects. "Pinewood Studios" has become world famous for blockbusters such as the "James Bond" series, "Star Wars" and many other major movie projects.
Reynholm Industries office.
In movie
Scene where Denholm Reynholm, the director of a large organization, interviews a new employee, Jen. He doesn't know much about technology and, without much thought, appoints her to head the IT department responsible for user support. Her lack of knowledge in this area quickly becomes apparent to the department's employees, Roy and Moss.
Real
Scene was shot at Teddington Studios, located in Teddington, a southwest London neighborhood. This studio was opened in 1950 and has a long history in television and film production. "Teddington Studios is known for its iconic British shows and films, including "Doctor Who," "Victoria" and others. In February 2016, the studio was demolished and converted to residential use, and the programs that were filmed there moved to other locations.
Street
In movie
Scene where Roy, with a broken nose, leaves the restaurant with Jen. Daniel also leaves the establishment, taking Rebecca with him. Roy gallantly escorts Jen out after a hectic evening. He catches her a cab and gently puts the girl in.
Real
Scene was shot on Devonshire Road in London. It is a small street located in a residential area. It is mostly Victorian and Edwardian houses, often with brick facades. There are small stores, cafes and hairdressers nearby.
Theater
In movie
Scene where Jen receives an invitation from Philip for a date to the theater. This becomes an unexpected but pleasant event for her. She is looking forward to the evening, but Roy and Moss, having learned of her plans, decide to join her.
Real
Scene was shot at the New Wimbledon Theater, located in Wimbledon, a south London neighborhood. It is a historic theater opened in 1910, with a grand facade and rich Edwardian interior decoration. The Wimbledon Theatre has become an important part of the cultural life of the area, and its elegant interior with large, luxurious auditoriums and excellent acoustics provides a unique atmosphere for filming theatrical scenes.