www.LordMontagu.com
The fascinating inside story of one of
Britain’s most controversial and iconic aristocrats of the twentieth century – Lord Edward Montagu of
Beaulieu.
As the youngest member in parliament and sole heir to his family's 7,000-acre
English estate, Lord Edward Montagu's life was rich and privileged. However, in
1954, Edward Montagu, then aged 25, became England's most infamous aristocrat when he was arrested for homosexual offenses and became the focus of a landmark trial known as “The Montagu Case.” His guilty verdict sent off shock waves and became the catalyst to overturn a centuries old law, but
Montagu’s once pristine reputation and career were all but ruined. After serving a year in prison, Montagu rose back into the spotlight when he boldly transformed his private estate and family home into a public tourist attraction. He created spectacles at his home, most notably Britain's first motor museum, and thus invented a new form of tourism known as “the stately home business.” His showmanship and success inspired a new breed of aristocrats to open their doors and transformed Edward Montagu into a prominent and esteemed national figure.
LORD MONTAGU is the directorial debut of Austin-based filmmaker Luke
Korem, who also wrote and produced the film. LORD MONTAGU premiered at
London’s prestigious BAFTA and then became popular with audiences through the festival circuit.
“LORD MONTAGU offers a rare truthful look into the dramatic and - at times - sordid lives of the British aristocracy that so many viewers remain curious about,” says Korem. “I believe audiences will be fascinated by Montagu’s personal story of scandal, history, and ingenuity."
Edward Montagu’s father waited 36 years to have a male heir to inherit his title and the family estate and was both pleased and astounded to finally welcome
Edward in October of 1926. Sadly, a couple years later Edward’s father died, and the young boy inherited his family’s 7,000-acre English estate named
Beaulieu and a beautiful stately home known as Palace House at just the tender age of two. Even at a young age, it was apparent to Edward that his life was even more privileged than most of his fellow aristocrats. As Little Lord Montagu, he became accustomed to being photographed and asked to give away prizes at matches or raise the flag on Empire Day. As he grew, older his responsibilities to the estate increased.
He attended the best schools, including Eton College and

New College, Oxford, which prepared him for his role in England’s Parliament.
Upon coming of age, Edward immediately took his seat in the House of Lords making him its youngest member.
With Edward’s privilege came great responsibility – primarily to preserve
Beaulieu, the estate that had been in his family for over five centuries. After
World War II there was a post-war economic depression that nearly crippled most large estate owners’ finances. All across England stately homes were being purposefully demolished and burned to the ground. Then age 25, Edward decided to take bold action and open his home as a public tourist attraction in
1952. This practice challenged age-old aristocratic conventions and was highly controversial. As tourists flocked to Beaulieu, it became apparent that people were very intrigued by the secret private life of the aristocracy and were willing to pay for a chance to see behind their walls. The immediate success of Edward’s endeavor began generating revenue, and his heritage and estate seemed to be safe.
Then in the mid-
1950’s all that Edward had built was threatened. Edward quickly became England’s most infamous aristocrat when he was arrested for
“conspiracy to incite certain male persons to commit serious offences with male persons” i.e. consensual homosexual offenses with a RAF serviceman and became the focal point of a landmark trial known as “the Montagu Case.” Edward maintained his innocence throughout his trial that many thought of as a “witch hunt.” As a high profile member of the House of Lords, Edward’s arrest attracted huge media attention in what was then virulently anti-homosexual Britain. His once pristine reputation and promising career were all but ruined, and his fiancée chose to end their engagement. Edward was found guilty and sentenced to one year in prison. This guilty verdict sent off shock waves throughout the country. If someone held in such high regard wasn’t safe from prosecution, who was?
Edward’s trial and verdict became a catalyst to overturn a centuries old law to decriminalize homosexuality, which was a huge turning point for Gay Rights in
British History.
After his imprisonment, Edward was once again facing economic ruin and needed to save his beloved Beaulieu. He chose not to let personal setbacks define him and set his sights on attracting even more tourists to the estate by planning fairs and other spectacles on the grounds.
When Edward was looking for a new attraction to draw visitors to the estate, he decided to showcase his father’s vehicle collection at Beaulieu and effectively created England’s first motoring museum. Edward first gained interest in motoring from his father, who helped commission the original “Spirit of Ecstasy” mascot for his Rolls Royce. Edward’s energetic father was an early campaigner for automobiles in a time when they were thought of as dangerous, dirty and uncivilized, and he began to collect them amassing a large collection before his death. Eventually, Edward’s National Motor Museum became known worldwide and was frequented by celebrities including: John Wayne, Roy Orbison, Mick
Jagger, Cher and Michael Jackson and grew to house a collection of over 250

automobiles and motorcycles.
Upon seeing the success Edward was experiencing at Beaulieu, other members of the aristocracy began to open their homes to the public as well. As the stigma attached to this practice diminished, a new tourist industry had been created in
England with Edward at the forefront, the “stately homes business” that still thrives today. This industry helped keep some of England
’s most historic houses from being demolished during lean economic years as estate maintenance costs skyrocketed. Once again, Edward became a respected national figure.
LORD MONTAGU uses never-before-seen footage from the Montagu archives, commentary with his family, friends and fellow aristocrats including: Prince
Michael of Kent, Sir Jackie Stewart, Nick Mason of Pink Floyd and the Duke of
Devonshire along with intimate details from Edward Montagu’s own writings to tell the story of his unconventional and often controversial life.
LORD MONTAGU is written, directed, and produced by Luke Korem. Executive producer is Graham Weston and producer is Russell Wayne Groves. Written by
Bradley Jackson with cinematography by Jacob Hamilton and Ricardo Diaz.
Story consultant is Doug Blush. Original music by Balmorhea. The film is narrated by UK actor Oliver Tobias.
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The question I am most often asked about this film is, “How did a young Texan
(me) end up doing a documentary about a British aristocrat?” I am neither
English nor overly enchanted by English history and culture, but sometimes you hear of a story so unique you can’t wait to share it. That’s how I felt when I learned about Lord Montagu.
Five years ago, I was mostly working in commercial advertising when I was hired to do a mini-documentary series for the company Rackspace. Several months later, Rackspace chairman, Graham Weston, contacted me to set up a meeting to discuss another project. Graham is a highly successful, energetic entrepreneur, who is always bubbling with new ideas. He wanted me to make a short film about his interesting uncle, Lord Edward Montagu.
Graham briefly told me of his uncle’s fascinating life, and how he wanted to be sure it was documented with stories from family and friends. At the time, I had never heard of Lord Montagu, but I was thrilled by this opportunity and accepted the job. I had no idea that I would be working on this film for the next four years.
Originally, Graham wanted a short family film – one trip to the UK, one round of interviews, a few months of editing and that would be it. After the initial trip, I knew Lord Montagu’s story should be told to a wider audience.
I had never been to England, never met an aristocrat and never stayed in a castle, but I became more and more fascinated with Lord Montagu’s life with every place we went and every story we heard. That fresh perspective turned out to be my greatest asset in making this film.
In England, we would often ask strangers in pubs if they had heard of Lord
Montagu. Of those who said yes, they either knew him for his car museum or his infamous past. Many of the people who were unfamiliar with Lord Montagu’s story seemed immediately put off b y the title “Lord” and wondered why we would want to make a film about an aristocrat. My crew and I had no pre-conceived notions of Lord Montagu, the aristocracy or the old class system, which still had its lingering effects in England. We went into making this story with excitement and open minds. To understand Lord Montagu and uncover the reach of his amazing life, it’s essential to look past the rumors and the controversy.
Over the four years of working on this film, Lord Montagu’s life has helped me le arn much about my own character. Lord Montagu’s story teaches perseverance, the sacrifices of success, the value of family and the importance

of one’s heritage. I hope that those who watch this film will be inspired in their own lives.
-Luke Korem
Beaulieu (which means “beautiful place”) is a 7,000-acre estate in the picturesque Hampshire countryside that has been in Lord Montagu’s family ownership since 1538. Today, Beaulieu is comprised of the gothic-style 80-room
Palace House, home of the Montagu family; historic Beaulieu Abbey, which was founded in 1204 by Cistercian Monks; the Palace House Gardens, developed over the centuries as “pleasure grounds” for the Montagu family and as a source of food and decoration to Palace House; and the world famous National Motor
Museum, which houses a collection of over 250 automobiles and motorcycles telling the story of motoring in Britain from the dawn of motoring to the present day.
Lord Montagu officially inherited the estate in 1951 at the age of twenty-five when a post-war depression was crippling much of England causing many aristocrats to demolish or sell family estates. In 1952, Lord Montagu decided to open Palace
House to the public to generate funds, which was a controversial and novel idea at the time. The visitors came in droves to view life behind the secret walls of aristocracy effectively making Lord Montagu a pioneer in British tourism. After noting the success of opening Palace House to the public, Lord Montagu looked for a major attraction to draw even more visitors to the property and decided to display some of the cars his energetic, pioneering motorist father had collected, which effectively created England’s first motoring museum.

HONOURABLE RALPH MONTAGU, Beaulieu Estate
Ralph Montagu is the eldest son of Lord Montagu and co-owns Beaulieu Estate with his father. He is a trained graphic designer and uses his skills to oversee all aspects of the presentation of the estate and serves as a non-executive director of Beaulieu Enterprises Ltd, which operates the visitor businesses on the estate.
LADY FIONA MONTAGU OF BEAULIEU
Lady Fiona Montagu, born in Zimbabwe, is a Director of Beaulieu Enterprises Ltd and a Trustee of the Countryside Education Trust. She is a philanthropist, dedicated to the future of humankind and is a patron of many charities, including
The Hunger Project. She was appointed as first Global Ambassador to the club of Budapest, is an International Advisor to Nobel Peace Laureate Betty Williams’
World Centres of Compassion for Children and recently created the World
Servers Foundation.
JONATHAN MONTAGU
Jonathan Montagu is the youngest son of Lord Montagu. He is Vice President,
Business Operations at Nimbus Discovery and an Entrepreneur-in-Residence at
Atlas Venture. Prior to joining Nimbus, Montagu led Business Development at
Concert Pharmaceuticals where he was responsible for Licensing and Corporate
Strategy. Montagu joined Concert from Johnson & Johnson where he served on the launch teams for two antibiotics, doripenem and ceftobiprole. Prior to J&J,
Mr. Montagu received a Masters in Chemistry at Oxford University in the U.K., and an M.B.A. from Stanford Graduate School of Business.
BELINDA MONTAGU
Belinda Montagu (nee Crossley) was born and brought up on the Cadland Estate at Fawley. She attended the Byam Shaw School of Art and the Central School of
Art and Crafts, both in London, where she began her career as a commercial artist with BBC Television. After her marriage to Lord Montagu, she became involved in the design of posters, souvenirs, programs and displays for the
Montagu Motor Museum. In the 1970’s, she went to the Southampton College of
Art, which marked the start of a prolific period of designing and making embroidered textiles.
HRH PRINCE MICHAEL OF KENT, British Royal Family
A member of the Royal Family and cousin of Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Michael of Kent is an avid motoring enthusiast who participates in numerous vintage car rallies and motor sports functions each year. He is currently the President of the

Royal Automotive Club, Patron of the National Motor Museum Trust, President of the Amberley Museum and President of the Council of the Motor Sports
Association.
HONOURABLE SIMON HOWARD, Castle Howard
The Honourable Simon Howard is the third son of the late Lord Howard of
Henderskelfe and the present Managing Director and Chairperson of Castle of
Howard Estate, which covers over a thousand acres in North Yorkshire. He has been the Director of the Historic Houses Association since 1996, and his home is often considered one of the grandest architectural masterpieces of England and is widely used as a filming location.
SIR JACKIE STEWART, Three-time Formula One Champion
Often referred to as The Flying Scotsman, Sir Jackie Stewart is a worldrenowned racing champion having competed in Formula One from 1965-1973 and won three World Drivers’ Championships.
SIR ROY STRONG, British Historian
Sir Roy Strong is an English art historian, museum curator, writer, broadcaster and landscape designer. Knighted in 1983, he has been the Director of both the
National Portrait Gallery and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London where he presided over one of its most famous exhibits: The Destruction of the Country
House.
MURRAY WALKER, Formula One Motorsport Commentator
Having worked for the BBC for over 50 years, Murray Walker is a worldrenowned Formula One motorsport commentator known for his distinct and enthusiastic commentary. His father, Graham Walker, was a legendary motorcycle pioneer who helped Lord Montagu establish the world’s first motorcycle museum at Beaulieu.
NICK MASON, Pink Floyd
Nick Mason is the drummer and a founding member of the rock band Pink Floyd.
Mason’s other great passion is motoring. He recently published a book,
Passion for Speed , co-written with motor journalist Mark Hales, which features 21 of
Nick’s cars spanning the 20 th Century. He currently sits on the board of The
National Motor Museum.
SIR STIRLING MOSS, Formula One Driver
Sir Stirling Moss is arguably the greatest all-around racing driver of all time and a true icon of the motor racing world. Known as ‘Mr. Motor Racing,’ Moss’s career spanned from 1948-1962 where he won 212 of his 529 races, including 16
Formula One Grand Prix. He continues to demonstrate the cars he raced and take part in the car rallies to this day.
EARL OF MARCH, Goodwood Estate
Lord March is currently one of the most successful and well-known stately homeowners in the United Kingdom. His estate at Goodwood attracts over

800,000 people a year and Rolls Royce Motor Cars have their headquarters on the property. He is the current President of the British Automobile Racing Club.
DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE, Chatsworth
The 12 th Duke of Devonshire lives at Chatsworth Estate with his wife Amanda
Heywood, where they manage the estate. The Chatsworth Estate itself is one of
England’s finest country homes and was recently seen in the 2005 Oscar®nominated adaption of Pride and Prejudice starring Keira Knightley.
DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH, Blenheim Palace
The 11 th Duke of Marlborough lives in Blenheim Palace in Woodstock,
Oxfordshire. He is also a relation of The Duke of Devonshire, a generational cousin of Sir Winston Churchill and a distant relative of Diana, Princess of Wales.
His stately home at Blenheim was founded in the early 1700’s and is one of
England’s largest country houses.
MARQUESS OF BATH, Longleat
Alexander George Thynn, 7 th Marquess of Bath, is an English politician, artist and author who currently lives at the great stately home and safari park at
Longleat, where visitors are allowed to get up close and personal with lions, tigers, cheetahs and wolves.

LUKE KOREM, Writer & Director
Luke Korem was born on November 1, 1982 in Dallas, TX. After graduating from
Texas A&M in 2005 with a degree in economics, Korem moved to Austin, TX to pursue a career in film. Korem worked for several years as a director and producer in commercial advertising. In 2009, Korem began production on LORD
MONTAGU, a biographical documentary about one of Britain's most controversial and iconic aristocrats - Lord Montagu of Beaulieu. Korem directed, co-wrote, and produced the film. LORD MONTAGU screened at the prestigious British
Academy of Television and Arts and then at many international film festivals. It is now being distributed by Gravitas Ventures. Korem’s next project, Dealt , is a feature documentary about Richard Turner, who is one of the world’s greatest card magicians . . . and he is completely blind. Dealt is in post-production and slated for release in 2016.
GRAHAM WESTON, Executive Producer
Graham Weston is the chairman and one of the founders of Rackspace, the world leader in hosted computing. Born into a ranching family in San Antonio,
Weston has been an entrepreneur his entire life and started his first business in seventh grade. He attended Texas A&M and went into the real estate business, leading his family to buy and develop the Weston Centre in downtown San
Antonio. At the same time, he developed an interest in the Internet and provided the original capital for Rackspace. After six months, Graham joined the enterprise as CEO and remained in that position until 2006 when he became chairman.
RUSSELL WAYNE GROVES, Producer
Russell Wayne Groves took an interesting path to begin his career in the film industry. After securing and managing over $250M in civil construction projects for a large construction firm, in 2007 his interest in film led him to “moonlight” as a film producer. Following some success with multiple short films (including winning a $110k prize with the short film The Man Who Never Cried ), his first feature comedy, 420 Austin High , secured digital distribution through Lightning
Entertainment in 2012. He recently produced a feature length documentary entitled LORD MONTAGU which privately premiered at the BAFTA in London in front of well-known industry professionals and a member of the British Royal
Family. That film is being distributed domestically in June 2015 by Gravitas
Ventures. Russell is currently in post-production on Dealt, a documentary about
Richard Turner, who’s widely considered to be one of the world’s greatest card magicians…and he’s also blind. Most recently, he produced the indie feature sports comedy Balls Out (formerly Intramural ) starring cast from Saturday Night
Live, Twilight, The Office, etc. The film has been picked up for a limited theatrical release by MGM & Orion Pictures, releasing summer of 2015.

BRADLEY JACKSON, Co-Writer
Bradley Jackson’s The Man Who Never Cried (2011) won numerous festival awards and $110k+ in cash prizes. He’s optioned two screenplays in Hollywood with celebrity actors attached. Recently, Jackson co-wrote LORD MONTAGU, a biographical documentary about the English aristocracy, now in distribution and premiering in film festivals across the nation. Jackson has rewritten a feature comedy for Amazon Studios, and most recently wrote the indie sports comedy
Intramural which premiered at Tribeca Film Festival 2014 set to release in 2015.
His young adult novel “The Naughty List” will be published by Harper Collins in the fall of 2015. He is represented by Hollywood talent firms Odenkirk Provissiero
Entertainment and Creative Artists Agency.
JAKE HAMILTON, Cinematography
Jacob Hamilton’s work has taken him around the globe, filming stories on nearly every continent. His cinematography has been featured in the award winning documentaries LORD MONTAGU, a documentary about the fascinating story of one of Britain’s most controversial and iconic aristocrats, and
Rising From Ashes , a documentary about two worlds colliding when cycling legend Jock Boyer moves to Rwanda, Africa to help a group of struggling genocide survivors pursue their dream of a national team. What attracted Jacob to the art of film is its power to touch hearts, harness emotions, and inspire actions. With this in mind, he has worked on a multitude of international documentaries, short films, and commercials while simultaneously embracing the people, cultures, and the stores that surround him. Jacob is currently the cinematographer for Dealt, and is in postproduction on his feature debut as the director for Jumpshot.
RICARDO DIAZ, Cinematography
Ricardo Diaz graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a B.S. in
Radio-Television-Film. While there, he served as a cinematographer on a number of award-winning short films. He then worked as a union camera assistant on feature films, commercials and music videos. In 2009, Diaz graduated with an MFA in Cinematography from the prestigious American Film
Institute Conservatory in Los Angeles and shot the Doorpost Grand Prize winning film, The Man Who Never Cried . He has since gone on to shoot multiple international documentaries, narrative feature films and most recently, commercials for clients like Microsoft Windows, Verizon an iMeet.com.
DOUG BLUSH, Story Consultant
Doug Blush is the co-owner of Madpix, Inc. and has been a documentary filmmaker for over fifteen years working as a director, producer, editor, writer and cinematographer. He worked as an editor on the crossword-culture hit Wordplay , the Academy Award® shortlisted national debt primer I.O.U.S.A.
and the scathing profile of hypocritical closeted politicians Outrage . Blush co-wrote These
Amazing Shadows and executive produced Superheroes . He most recently completed a documentary feature on bipolar disorder with his wife Lisa Klein entitled Of Two Minds .

Directed By Luke Korem
Written By Luke Korem & Bradley Jackson
Produced By Russell Wayne Groves
Produced By Luke Korem
Executive Produced By Graham Weston
Cinematography By Jacob Hamilton & Ricardo Diaz
Original Music By Balmorhea
Co-Producer Ralph Montagu
Associate Producer Doug Blush
Editor Luke Korem
Additional Editing Bradley Jackson
Cast
Himself Lord Edward Montagu of Beaulieu
Himself HRH Prince Michael of Kent
Himself Sir Jackie Stewart
Himself Sir Roy Strong
Himself Nick Mason
Himself Earl of March
Himself Andrew Lancel
Himself Honourable Simon Howard
Himself Honourable Ralph Montagu
Himself Murray Walker OBE
Himself Sir Stirling Moss
Himself Duke of Devonshire
Himself/Narrator Oliver Tobias
Himself Marquess of Bath
Himself Ken Robinson
Herself Susan Tomkins
Himself Fred Norris
Herself Anne Chichester
Herself Mary Clare Horn
Herself Mary Montagu
Himself Lord Haseltine

Himself James Hervey-Bathurst
Himself Robin Pleydell-Bouvere
Himself Matthew Parris
Himself Dr. Matt Houlbrook
Himself Professor Jeffrey Weeks
Himself Dr. Matt Cook
Himself Michael Ware
Himself Ben Cussons
Himself Gerry Wadman
Himself Graham Robson
Himself Peter James
Himself Peter Mitchell OBE
Himself Doug Hill
Herself Belinda, Lady Montagu
Herself Jill Lindemere
Herself Breda Nichols
Herself Vanessa Minns
Herself Lady Fiona
Himself Jonathan Montagu
Herself Gillian Bobroff
Crew
Additional Cinematography Luke Korem
Aerial Photography Castle Air
Post Production Supervisor & Visual FX Ted Griffis
Colorist & Visual FX Brandon Thomas
Graphics & Visual FX Alex Watson
Additional Visual FX Jonny Greenwald
Story Consultant Doug Blush
Assistant Editor David James Ward
Consulting Producer Andrew Lee
Sound Recordist Sean McCormick
Sound Recordist Patrick Wylie
Sound Recordist Mike Mann
Re-Recording Mixer Chris Keyland
Sound Editor Justin Hennard
Sound Editor Tim Dallesandro
Production Designer Stephen Fay
Steadicam Operator Rob Hart
Photographer Phillip Glickman
Photographer Daniel Davis
Music Supervisor Luke Korem
Music Supervisor Russell Wayne Groves
Music Supervisor Bradley Jackson
Additional Music Supervision Steve Miller
Production Secretary/Researcher Jane Box
Production Secretary/Researcher Jackie Bethel
Additional Researcher Kate Pink

Production Office Assistant Chelsea Kujawa
Production Office Assistant Peter Wood
Production Office Assistant Kevin Nyugen
Production Office Assistant Jordan Huneryager
Production Office Assistant Allie Nicholson
Production Office Assistant Jensen Yancey
Production Office Assistant Halee Bernard
Voice Over Sound Recording Sniff n' Break Sound
Legal Services Dean Cheley - Donaldson & Callif
Web Design Joseph Blalock
Graphic Artwork Yen Tan
Music
Title "All My Days"
Writer/Performer Performed by Alexi Murdoch
Publisher Courtesy of Nettwerk One Music Ltd
Title "Andalusia"
Performer Hammock
Writer Written by Marc Byrd & Andrew Thompson
Publisher © 2010 Meaux Mercy/Blue Raft Music (BMI)/Celestial Sphere (ASCAP)
Title "Art's Theme"
Writer/Performer Performed by Tubby Hayes
Publisher Courtesy of Jasmine Records
Title "Holy Ghost"
Writer/Performer The Bar-Kays
Publisher Universal Music Publishing Group
Title "Limmat"
Writer/Performer Performed by Balmorhea
Publisher Courtesy of New Jerusalem Music Publishing
Courtesy of Western Vinyl
Title "Love Like a Sunset, Part II"
Writer/Performer Performed by Phoenix
Publisher Courtesy of Kobalt Music Publishing America, Inc.
Courtesy of Glassnote Records
Title "Reminiscent" & "Breast Cancer"
Performer Performed by Joshua Myers
Writer Written by Joshua Myers
Publisher Courtesy of Cinecue
Title "South Street"
Writer/Performer The Orlons
Publisher K-Tel
Title "The Gal From Joe's"

Writers Irving Mills and Duke Ellington
Publisher Courtesy of Sony/ATV Music Publishing
Publisher Used by Permission of EMI Mills Music, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Title "The Light"
Performer The Album Leaf
Writer Written by James LaValle, Matthew Resovich
Publisher
Published by Songs Music Publishing LLC o/b/o Album Leaf Music (ASCAP),
Songs of SMP (ASCAP),
Songs MP (BMI) Courtesy of Sub Pop Records
Title "When It's Sleepy Time Down South"
Writer Louis Armstrong
Performer Giant City
Publisher Used by Permission of EMI Mills Music, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Title "Zig Zag"
Writer/Performer Performed by Julian Dash
Publisher Courtesy of Vee-Jay Ltd. Partnership
Special Thanks
All people associated with making the film
Ashley Korem
Elizabeth Weston
Caroline Weston
Sheryl Cruz
Chris Morley
Dena Saunderson
Mona Ghawi
Sara E. Dysart
Ty Pruitt
All of the staff at Palace House & the National Motor Museum
All of the staff at Castle Howard
All of the staff at Blenheim Palace
All of the staff at Goodwood House
All of the staff at Chatsworth House
Duke of Marlborough
Michael Codron
Alamo Drafthouse
Greg Kwedar
Clint Bentley
TC Johnstone
Scott Rice
Acker Bilk
John Phipps
Professor Britain
Jeffrey Booker

Stuart Turner
Tim & Karrie League
Kody Gibson
The Lovely Woman on El Greco Cove
Morgan Pollitt
Agencies
Thought Equity Motion/T3 Licensing
Getty Images
WPA Film Library/MPI Media
British Pathe
Zodiak Rights
Mirrorpix
Press Association
Popperfoto
Topfoto
Illustrated London News
Newcastle Journal
St. Petersburg Times
The Leader-Post
Sunday Pictorial
UK Press Online
Wheels within Wheels
Filming Locations
Beaulieu
Palace House
National Motor Museum
Castle Howard
Goodwood House
Blenheim Palace
Longleat House
Kensington Palace
Royal Automobile Club
Chatsworth House
Equipment Vendors
Panalux
Sixth Seal
VMI Broadcast
G4 Film & Rentals
Gear Rental
LensRentals.com
Mopac Media
Governmental Agencies
Texas Film Commission
Austin Film Society
Austin Studios
The British Monarchy
Royal Automobile Club
Historic Houses Association

English Heritage
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