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Filming the new series of The Onedin Line. Filming on location in Falmouth
Filming the new series of The Onedin Line.
Filming on location in Falmouth, the sets were dressed to give a Liverpool background.
Picture shows Jill Gascoine who plays Letty Onedin, with Peter Gilmore who plays James Onedin
Picture taken 30th March 1979
Eric Piper
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
England
79-1719
Media ID 21767008
© Mirrorpix
1979 Carriage Cornwall Drama Jill Gascoine Location Peter Gilmore Costume Drama Falmouth Filming Letty
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In this photo print, we are transported back to the 1970s, witnessing the behind-the-scenes magic of filming the beloved series "The Onedin Line". The picturesque town of Falmouth serves as a stunning backdrop for this period drama, with its streets and buildings meticulously dressed to resemble bustling Liverpool. Stepping into character effortlessly, Jill Gascoine exudes grace and elegance as Letty Onedin. Her costume transports us further into the past, evoking a sense of nostalgia for an era long gone. Standing beside her is Peter Gilmore, who brings life to the enigmatic James Onedin. Their on-screen chemistry is palpable even in this candid moment captured by Eric Piper on March 30th, 1979. As actors and crew work tirelessly to bring this tale to life, we catch a glimpse of an intricately designed carriage nearby - a testament to the attention given to every detail in recreating historical authenticity. This image encapsulates not only the artistry involved in creating such period dramas but also highlights Cornwall's ability to transform itself into any desired location. Eric Piper's photograph immortalizes this significant moment in television history when "The Onedin Line" continued its legacy through another thrilling season. It reminds us that even decades later, these characters and their stories continue to captivate audiences worldwide.
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