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Londres, United Kingdom
Baroque ensemble designed by Christopher Wren in Greenwich, former royal naval school, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
The scene : The naval college features several moments of the film: it's where Estella arrives in London and connects with Jasper and Horace, then she returns, now as Cruella, to sabotage the Baroness's outdoor gala by launching her brand "Future" with bright projections on the facades.
Londres, United Kingdom
The scene : On the path that crosses the campus, in front of the university café, Cruella slices through the crowd on a scooter and then stomps on the roof of the car where the Baroness is trapped during the red carpet event.
Londres, United Kingdom
The scene : It is this fountain, and not the real Regent's Park, that welcomes Estella's arrival in London; she returns later, alone, to process what John has just revealed to her.
Londres, United Kingdom
The scene : Chased by a police officer, Estella and her two new accomplices flee out of the park — not through the grand entrance of the naval college, but through a more discreet door leading to Crooms Hill, just south of the Greenwich Theatre.
Londres, United Kingdom
The scene : The orchard serves as an exit for the trio: it's through there that Estella, Jasper, and Horace run out of the park, with the police in pursuit.
Londres, United Kingdom
The scene : The children run up this street before slipping through a broken fence.
Londres, United Kingdom
The scene : The gang crosses Crooms Hill and plunges into Gloucester Circus, where an open gate provides them with an escape.
Londres, United Kingdom
The street runs alongside the Greenwich power station, which still serves as a backup power supply for the London Underground today.
The scene : Cruella gets hold of Jasper and Horace along the large studded wall of the Greenwich power station.
Londres, United Kingdom
The scene : The deli on Nevada Street has been transformed by the production into a curry restaurant, which Cruella comes to visit.
Londres, United Kingdom
The scene : The west side of this street, parallel to Hoskins Street, serves as police cells: this is where Cruella comes to release Jasper and Nicholson.
Londres, United Kingdom
Terrace of a cream white designed by John Nash and completed in the 1830s, in the St James's area developed in the 19th century for the British aristocracy. Numbers 10 and 11 were the residence of future Prime Minister William Gladstone and today house the British Academy.
The scene : The facade of the Baroness's workshop, which the film places at '121 Fournier Street,' is actually that of number 10 on this terrace: Estella crosses it on her first day at work.
Londres, United Kingdom
A mansion that was the residence of Lord Kitchener, then the headquarters of Section Y, a branch of British intelligence responsible for monitoring the Soviet Union during the Cold War.
The scene : This is the London residence of the Baroness: Estella sneaks in during the "Black and White Ball" to retrieve her mother's pendant, and leaves driving her hostess's car.
Londres, United Kingdom
Monumental place lined with impressive buildings, wide enough to accommodate a full film crew, making it a common setting in British cinema.
The scene : Ten years later, the trio gets off a London bus on line 2 heading towards Victoria, on the east side of the square; the advertisement on the side of the vehicle already announces "House of Baroness, exclusively at Liberty of London."
Londres, United Kingdom
Club founded in 1824 in a neoclassical building designed by Decimus Burton, now classified as a Grade I monument, recognizable by its golden statue of Athena and its frieze inspired by the Parthenon. Known as one of the most austere in London, it counts among its members many figures of the establishment.
The scene : In front of the columned entrance of the club, while the Baroness poses for the press, Cruella arrives in a garbage truck and steals the spotlight by showcasing her dress made of trash bags.
Londres, United Kingdom
Reputed as the smallest square in London, it opens onto St James's Street. A copper plaque recalls that the small office currently occupied by the wine merchant Berry Bros & Rudd housed the Texas legation in the 1840s.
The scene : In this narrow passage illuminated by streetlights, the trio has Wink the dog open a door to carry out a burglary and hides their loot there.
Londres, United Kingdom
The scene : The royal avenue serves as the route for the truck transporting Estella to London, between Tower Bridge and the Victoria Memorial.
London, United Kingdom
Memorial dedicated to Queen Victoria, built from 1901 according to designs by Aston Webb in the Beaux-Arts style, and listed as a Grade I monument.
The scene : The truck passes in front of the monument that faces the palace, the endpoint of a route that the film allows itself without caring about real geography.
Londres, United Kingdom
Official London residence of the British sovereign, at the end of the Mall, guarded by the changing of the guard. Designed by John Nash and William Winde, it is a Grade I listed historical monument.
The scene : The palace appears in the background of the truck's route along the Mall, amidst the London monuments that the film makes recognizable.
Londres, United Kingdom
Seat of the British Parliament on the banks of the Thames, whose clock tower (Elizabeth Tower) houses the Big Ben bell. This neo-Gothic building, designed by Augustus Pugin and Charles Barry Jr, is listed as a Grade I monument.
The scene : The palace is among the London monuments that the source indicates are visible on screen, although no particular scene is attached to it.
London, United Kingdom
Baroque Anglican cathedral designed by Christopher Wren, completed in 1710 and topped with its famous dome, located in the City of London. Construction began in 1675 and it is designated as a Grade I listed building.
The scene : The cathedral is among the London silhouettes that the source highlights on screen, without any identified scene.
Londres, United Kingdom
The street gathers the highest concentration of jewelers in the United Kingdom. A hub for the trade of gemstones since the Middle Ages, it now lines independent shops and specialized suppliers.
The scene : The trio robs a jewelry store on the street that concentrates diamond commerce in London.
Londres, United Kingdom
Department store founded by Arthur Lasenby Liberty, who opened Liberty & Co with three employees thanks to a loan of 2,000 pounds paid back in eighteen months. The Grade II listed neo-Tudor building dates from 1924 and its framework reuses wood from two ships, the HMS Hindustan and the HMS Impregnable. Associated with Art Nouveau and the Arts & Crafts movement, the store has gained a reputation as a discoverer of young creators.
The scene : This is the department store where Jasper lands a job for Estella, and where she discovers haute couture and the existence of the Baroness. We first see its timber-framed facade when Estella walks down Argyll Street, then again when Estella, Horace, and Jasper rush out to jump into a bus; Cruella will also be awakened here after falling asleep in a display window.
Londres, United Kingdom
Service road at the back of the Liberty department store, far less sumptuous than its façade on Great Marlborough Street.
The scene : At the back of Liberty, Estella takes out the trash, receives her lunch from Horace and Jasper, and ends up locked out.
Londres, United Kingdom
Traditional London club founded in 1868, whose members largely share an interest in the arts.
The scene : The basement of the club served as the lower level of the Liberty store, which the production did not shoot on location.
Londres, United Kingdom
The scene : Disguised as pest control agents, Jasper and Horace come to take the three Dalmatians from the grooming salon located at this address.
Londres, United Kingdom
Small alley in Bloomsbury lined with intact Georgian storefronts, south of Euston Road.
The scene : The capture of the Dalmatians also takes place in this neighboring alley off Duke's Road.
Londres, United Kingdom
Horror enthusiasts will recognize Alex's apartment from The Death Subway (1972).
The scene : The building overlooks the grooming salon: we see it when Cruella and Jasper, from the balcony across, see Horace arriving behind the wheel of the DeVil. Its top floor becomes Roger's apartment, where the camera catches him at the piano writing the song "Cruella De Vil."
Londres, United Kingdom
Annex of Lincoln's Inn, a peaceful and old-fashioned enclave reserved for legal professions.
The scene : John, the Baroness's valet, shelters Estella in his comfortable accommodation in this annex of Lincoln's Inn; when she departs on a stolen motorcycle, the chapel of Lincoln's Inn and its undercroft fade into the background.
Londres, United Kingdom
The scene : The historic courtyard of Lincoln's Inn accompanies Estella's departure from John’s residence.
Londres, United Kingdom
The scene : It is in this street, behind the Royal Courts of Justice, that the gang causes an accident: a car crashes into a phone booth.
Londres, United Kingdom
Art Deco building from the 1930s, one of the few remaining examples of the style still standing in London, located on John Adam Street, just off the Strand.
The scene : The building plays two roles: the façade of the chic hotel from which the trio exits with their loot before driving away in a luxury car, and the Art Deco restaurant where the Baroness takes Estella for a champagne lunch to teach her the art of not getting attached to anything.
Londres, United Kingdom
Victorian warehouse district rehabilitated on the south bank of the Thames, east of Tower Bridge, recognizable by its cobblestones and suspended walkways. The redevelopment of recent decades has left it with its industrial character.
The scene : The garbage truck chase rushes into this old warehouse district on the south bank.
Londres, United Kingdom
The scene : It is here, at 27 Shad Thames, that the police station escape takes place.
Londres, United Kingdom
The scene : It is in this side alley that the chase concludes with the final crash.
Londres, United Kingdom
The scene : The quay along the Thames marks the end of the wild chase: it is here that Estella stops and realizes that the Baroness is the woman who killed her mother.
Londres, United Kingdom
Medieval fortress on the banks of the Thames, former royal prison and keeper of the Crown Jewels. Begun in 1066 in the wake of the Norman conquest, the fortress is now a UNESCO World Heritage site.
The scene : The fortress closes the car chase, right by Tower Bridge; it is also one of the landmarks that the Cruella's Panther De Ville passes by.
Londres, United Kingdom
Victorian bascule bridge (1894) over the Thames, emblem of London.
The scene : The truck taking Estella to London crosses the bridge, a must-see of London cinema that the film aligns with regardless of the logic of the journey.
Londres, United Kingdom
Road bridge over the Thames connecting South Bank to the City of Westminster, offering an unobstructed view of the city. Designed by Giles Gilbert Scott, it is a Grade II* listed monument.
The scene : Cruella rides south on a stolen motorcycle, the brutalist silhouette of the Royal National Theatre passing by on the opposite bank — a curious heading, as she is supposed to be heading north.
Londres, United Kingdom
Street of the famous Notting Hill market, known for over three centuries for its thrift shops and antique stalls, and one of the most emblematic markets in London.
The scene : It is while spotting a creation by the Baroness in the window of this thrift store, at the northern end of Portobello Road, that Estella discovers an ally in the person of Artie; she also comes to wander through the market to find her ball gown.
Englefield, United Kingdom
Elizabethan manor built in 1558 and extensively remodeled in the 1820s, owned by the Benyon family, in the heart of Berkshire not far from the royal estate of Windsor. Its gardens, open to the public, date back over four centuries; the house itself is not open to visitors.
The scene : The manor serves as the facade for "Hellman Hall," the Baroness's country estate: it is here that Estella's mother meets her death, the event that sets the entire story in motion. The Dalmatians then race down its lawns.
Theale, United Kingdom
The scene : The entrance to the estate marks the passage of Cruella at the wheel as she heads towards "Hell Hall".
Halton, United Kingdom
A residence built in the 1880s for the Rothschild family, unexpectedly becoming the officers' mess — particularly plush — of RAF Halton, one of the largest Royal Air Force bases in the United Kingdom.
The scene : The interiors of the 'Black and White Ball' are filmed here: the ballroom where Cruella makes her grand entrance, the lavish corridors, and the room where the Baroness gets dressed while Estella works on her sketches.
West Wycombe, United Kingdom
Property of the National Trust near High Wycombe, the seat of the Dashwood family and the residence of Sir Francis Dashwood, founder of the true Hellfire Club.
The scene : The blue salon serves as the Baroness's private room: it is where she prepares for the gala and tries a taser on her staff.
Little Missenden, United Kingdom
The scene : The house of the prologue, from where Catherine takes baby Estella in a stroller to take her through the village, is a few doors down from the pub The Red Lion.
Aldermaston, United Kingdom
Headquarters built in the 1980s for the cement group Blue Circle Industries, awarded a prize by the Concrete Society in 1986. It had previously served as CIA headquarters in Langley in Jason Bourne.
The scene : The building houses the editorial office of "Tattletale," where Cruella comes to find her former classmate Anita to sell her the media coverage of her sensational acts.
Bracknell, United Kingdom
The scene : The building serves as a police station: Cruella crashes through the entrance in a commandeered truck to free Horace and Jasper, who have been imprisoned for her supposed murder.
London Colney, United Kingdom
The scene : The former pastoral center lends its buildings to Estella's school.
Shepperton, United Kingdom
Historic film studios of Surrey, in west London.
The scene : Three major sets have been built there: the ballroom of "Hellman Hall," the interior of the Liberty store, and the enormous workshop of the Baron's fashion house.
Bovingdon, United Kingdom
Former Royal Air Force airfield in Hertfordshire, converted into filming sets and a market.
The scene : The former airfield converted into studios is among the filming locations listed for the film, with no identified scene.