Surrey

Brookwood Cemetery was also in The Omen. 
The house in Finding Alice was situated in Farnham.

Great list. 
Shere was also a location for &#8220;Die Monster Die&#8221; (1965) with Boris Karloff, the immortal Frankenstein (who is buried at Guildford crematorium), and the recent biopic of Roal Dahl &#8220;To Olivia&#8221; starring Hugh Bonneville and Keeley Hawes. Shere and its environs also appeared extensively in &#8220;Reunion at Fairbourgh&#8221; ((1985) with Robert Mitcham and Deborah Kerr. 
St Martha&#8217;s Hill featured fleetingly in A Canterbury Tale&#8221; (1944) and &#8220;In the Bleak Midwinter&#8221; (1995).

The recent tv programme with keely hawes had a lot of it filmed in weybridge

American werewolf in London at The Black Swan in Ockham

Fascinating but only the tip of the iceberg. Egham Museum ran an exhibition before the first lockdown on the use of surrounding areas in films and TV. See a full list at <a href="https://eghammuseum.org/local-films-tv/" rel="nofollow ugc">https://eghammuseum.org/local-films-tv/</a> 
Hopefully this exhibition will continue for a few weeks when the museum is finally allowed to reopen.

Surrey on screen: 60 films shot right here

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