BBC One’s upcoming six-part drama The Trial of Christine Keeler, which takes a fresh look at the 1960s ‘Profumo Affair’, has wrapped following 17 weeks of filming at The Bottle Yard Studios and a host of Bristol locations.

The high-profile drama has been filming in the city since 5 December 2018, with full production based at The Bottle Yard Studios that also accommodated purpose-built sets housed in 15,000 sq ft of space. These included the interiors of Wimpole Mews, Christine Keeler’s home and Marylebone Police Station. Lead actors Sophie Cookson, James Norton, Ellie Bamber, Ben Miles and Emilia Fox have also been filming around the city at a host of locations, dressed to recreate 1960’s London, including Bristol Central Library (which will double for the exterior of Marylebone Police Station), offices above St Nicholas’ Market (the War Office and MI5), the Wills Memorial Building (the House of Commons) and the Lord Mayor’s Mansion House (a Mayfair restaurant). Filming has also taken place at Goldney Hall, City Hall, Caledonia Place, Berkley Square, Corn Street and Broad Street as well as 7 days at the Guildhall in Bath.