New release with Olivia Colman: how the Devon coast became California in the film.
The beautiful nature of Great Britain as a backdrop for a Hollywood film
According to The Sun: Great Britain has many wonderful beaches that have become the setting for a new film featuring a star-studded cast, including Olivia Colman and Benedict Cumberbatch.
The film The Roses was filmed in the coastal town of Salcombe in Devon. This place, with its picturesque landscapes, provided the perfect backdrop to create an atmosphere reminiscent of the American West.
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The film features the ports and promenades of Salcombe, including North Sands beach.
Among the establishments featured in the film is a popular restaurant
“We’ve Got Crabs”, which actually represents the café
“The Winking Prawn”, established in 1997. This small seafood café offers delicious dishes such as prawn salads and crab sandwiches.
Visitors note that it is
“the best place in Salcombe”, as the atmosphere and food attract many guests.
Beaches and outdoor activities
North Sands beach in Salcombe is famous for its magnificent beauty and wide sandy areas, especially during low tide. The surrounding area also has many picturesque rock pools.
South Sands beach is smaller but popular among water sports enthusiasts, such as kayaking and paddleboarding.
Sunny Cove also deserves attention, as it is sunlit throughout the day, creating a special atmosphere.
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Secrets of Devon
Devon is known not only for its beaches but also for its picturesque villages, star-gazing parks, and enchanting landscapes. It is a true gem for tourists.
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The use of the beautiful natural landscapes of Great Britain in the film The Roses not only draws attention to the storyline but also showcases the diversity of landscapes that can serve as a backdrop for cinematography. In particular, Salcombe, with its sandy beaches and waters, is becoming a popular destination for tourists seeking not only cultural but also natural experiences. This film could serve as an incentive for the development of tourism in this region, attracting new visitors. Read also
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