List of films and television shows set or shot in Liverpool

The city of Liverpool, England, is a popular location for the filming and setting of films and television series, both fictional and real. The following article provides a list of films and television shows which have been partially or wholly set in or shot in Liverpool. The list includes a wide array of films and TV shows, ranging from those that were almost entirely shot and set in the city (e.g. The 51st State, Brookside) to those where only a small number of scenes were set or shot in Liverpool (e.g. Across the Universe).

Filming for a Ladbrokes Bingo advert, taking place just off Dale Street in Liverpool City Centre

Media is an important component of Liverpool's economy and in 2019 brought over £17.6m into the local area, with 324 productions racking up 1,750 production days.[1] After London, it is the most filmed city in the United Kingdom.[2] The Liverpool Film Office, founded in 1989, was the first of its kind in the United Kingdom and along with North West Vision and Media and the UK Film Council acts to promote the city to film and television producers. In addition to attracting outside producers, Liverpool is also home to Lime Pictures, the UK's largest independent television production company.[3]

Liverpool's rich architectural base means it is frequently used as a double for major cities across the globe, including Chicago, London, Moscow, New York, Paris and Rome.[4][5] It is also able to utilise a large number of historic sites within the city that are openly available for filming, including the now decommissioned courtrooms of St. George's Hall,[6] or the nineteenth century warehouses around Stanley Dock.[4]

Films set in or shot in Liverpool
Title Year Notes Ref
The 51st State 2001 Drug-related comedy whose plot moves to Liverpool. Much of the filming was done at the India Buildings in Water Street and on Liverpool Docks; filming also took place on other locations in and around Liverpool. [7][8]
'71 2014 Thriller set in Northern Ireland in 1971 with Liverpool doubling for Belfast. [9]
Across the Universe 2007 A love story crafted around several Beatles songs. Although mainly set and filmed in the USA there are scenes at the beginning and near the end of the movie that were filmed in Liverpool. [10]
Alfie 2004 Jude Law stars in the remake of the Michael Caine original, with Liverpool doubling for New York City [11]
The Almond And The Sea Horse 2021 Film adaptation of Kaite O’Reilly’s stage play, starring Rebel Wilson, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Trine Dyrholm and Meera Syal. Filming took place around the World Museum and Central Library as well as in Wirral. [12]
Al's Lads 2002 Known as Capone's Boys for its US release, Liverpool doubles for Chicago [13]
The Arrest of Goudie 1901 Possibly the world's first filmed crime reconstruction, by Mitchell and Kenyon [14]
An Awfully Big Adventure 1995 Drama about a Liverpool theatre company in 1947; although establishing shots were filmed in Liverpool, most of the location shooting was in Dublin [15]
Backbeat 1994 Drama about the early days of the days of the Beatles, particularly their Hamburg days [15]
The Batman 2020 St George's Hall and the Liver Building was used for filming. [16]
Blood on the Dole 1994 Alan Bleasdale drama for Channel 4 that filmed in multiple locations across the city and the Wirral. [15]
Business as Usual 1987
Charlie Noades R.I.P. 2009 Comedy
Coast to Coast 1987 Comedy thriller starring Lenny Henry that was set and filmed in Liverpool.
Creed 2015 Spin off from the Rocky series of films. Goodison Park was used as a filming location.
Dad's Dead 2003
Dalíland 2021 Biopic of Salvador Dalí starring Ben Kingsley, with Liverpool doubling for New York. [17]
Dancin' Thru the Dark 1990
Dark Summer 1994
Dead Man's Cards 2006
Digital Reaper 2004
Distant Voices, Still Lives 1988
Dockers 1999
The Dressmaker 1988
Ferry 'Cross the Mersey 1965 Film musical featuring Gerry & The Pacemakers
The Fruit Machine 1988 British thriller set and filmed in Liverpool.
Going Off Big Time 2000 Gangster & crime film that was set and filmed in and around Liverpool. [15]
Gumshoe 1971 Dark comedy about a would-be private eye, played by Albert Finney
Hear My Song 1991 Drama based on the life of tenor Josef Locke. Partially set and filmed in Liverpool. [15]
I Thank a Fool 1962
Johnno's Dead 2017
Kicks 2010
Let Him Have It 1991 Dramatisation of the Craig & Bentley case, shot in Liverpool and New Brighton but set in Croydon [6][18]
Letter to Brezhnev 1985 Romantic comedy film set and shot in Liverpool. [15]
Liam 2000
The Long Day Closes 1992
Longford 2006 Television dramatisation of Lord Longford's attempts to achieve parole for Myra Hindley [6]
The Magnet 1950 Ealing Comedy filmed in New Brighton and Liverpool
Midas Man 2021 Film detailing the life of Beatles manager Brian Epstein, with filming taking place at multiple locations across the city. [19]
Morning in the Streets 1959 BBC film about life in a northern city. [20]
Munich: Edge of War 2021 Netflix adaptation of the Robert Harris novel. [21]
My Kingdom 2001
O Jerusalem 2005
Occupy! 1976
Of Time and the City 2008
Penny Paradise 1938
Priest 1994
The Reckoning 1969
Revengers Tragedy 2002
Rich Deceiver 1995
Shooters 2001
Under the Skin 1997
Violent Playground 1958 "Struggle between a Liverpool Juvenile Liaison officer and a young and dangerous pyromaniac" [22]
Virgin of Liverpool 2006
The Crew 2008 Crime drama partially set and filmed in Liverpool. [23]
No Surrender 1985 Black comedy about a group of Catholic Nationalists and Protestant Unionists forced to spend New Year's Eve together in Liverpool [24]
Nowhere Boy 2009 Biopic of the early life of John Lennon [6]
Route Irish 2010 Ken Loach drama examining British soldiers returning from service in Iraq [25]
Shirley Valentine 1989 Film adaptation of the Willy Russell play. [15]
Three Businessmen 1998 [26]
Under the Mud 2009 Comedy following a day in the life of a family from Garston
Waterfront 1949 [27]
Yesterday 2018 Danny Boyle musical comedy. Filming took place on Penny Lane and other areas around the city including the Birkenhead Tunnel. [28]
Win Each Way 2003 [29]
Awaydays 2009 [30]
Blond Fist 1991 [31]
Captain America: The First Avenger 2011 Stanley Dock doubles as docks in Brooklyn, New York [32]
Chariots of Fire 1981 Liverpool Town Hall was used, while the Bebington Oval in Wirral doubled as the Olympic Stadium and beach scenes were shot at New Brighton. [33]
Downtime 1997 [34]
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them 2016 Liverpool doubled as 1920s New York City with St Georges Hall and the Cunard Building being used extensively. [35]
Fast & Furious 6 2013 Although the featured chase is set in a tunnel in London, the chase actually was filmed in the Queensway Tunnel. [36]
Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool 2017 One of the Mersey Ferries were used as well as locations in the city centre and Toxteth. Liverpool also doubles as New York City. [37]
Florence Foster Jenkins 2016 Liverpool doubled as 1940s New York with Water Street, the Cunard Building and Liver Building featuring. [38]
Genius 2016 Biopic of Maxwell Perkins, US book editor who discovered authors Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald and Thomas Wolfe. [39]
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows 2010 The interior of the Queensway Tunnel was used for part of a chase sequence. [40]
The Hunt for Red October 1989 Liverpool Town Hall was used for exterior shots along with William Brown Street to double for a snow-filled Moscow. [11]
In the Name of the Father 1993 Biopic about the Guildford Four, partly filmed in St. George's Hall [41]
Jack Ryan 2012 Queensway tunnel side entrance doubles as New York's Wall Street underpass. Other locations include Liverpool Docks and Duke Street. [42]
Millions 2004 [43]
The Parole Officer 2001 Comedy film that used a bank on Castle Street as the location of a heist. [11]
Sherlock Holmes 2009 [11]
Official Secrets 2018 The interior of St George's Hall was used. [44]
Tolkien 2017 Biographical film about the life of J. R. R. Tolkien. [45]
Yentl 1983 Romantic musical drama directed, co-written, co-produced and starring Barbra Streisand. The closing scenes were filmed on the Manxman passenger ferry on the River Mersey. [46]

Television series filmed in Liverpool
Title Year Notes Ref
Antiques Roadshow 1979–present St. George's Hall has been used as a location on several occasions. [6]
Between the Lines 1992 The episode "Lest Ye Be Judged" was set in and around Liverpool and New Brighton. [47]
Boys from the Blackstuff 1982 Five episodes running from 10 October to 7 November 1982 [48]
Bread 1986–1991 Filmed in and around the Dingle area of the city [49][50]
Broadchurch 2017 ITV drama, scenes for series 3 were filmed at the Liverpool docks. [51]
Broken 2016 BBC Jimmy McGovern drama starring Sean Bean and Anna Friel. [52]
Brookside 1982–2003 Channel 4 soap opera set in a fictional Liverpool street. [53]
Bulletproof 2017 Sky drama, filmed in County Sessions House as well as several streets around Liverpool and the Birkenhead tunnel. [45]
The Bullion Boys 1993 Television drama based on the true story of how Britain's gold reserves were moved to Liverpool during the Second World War [54]
Casualty 2011 Used Liverpool Lime Street station and various locations in Anfield for an episode in Series 26 of the long-running series, which is usually filmed in Cardiff. [47]
The City & the City 2017 Used Liverpool Town Hall, Old Hall Street, Cotton Exchange, County Sessions House and Martins Bank Building. [55][56]
The Crown 2018 Netflix historical drama based on the life of Queen Elizabeth II. Liverpool doubled for 1960s Washington DC with the Cunard Building, Royal Liver Building and North John Street being used. [57]
Close to the Enemy 2016 Martins Bank Building, the Adelphi, Croxteth Hall and the docks were all used for post-WW2 Britain. [58]
Curfew 2018 Water Street, Rumford Street and Formby Beach were used in for the filming of the Sky One / NOW TV drama. [59][60]
The Curse 2021 1980's crime comedy, filmed for Channel 4. [21]
Das Boot 2019 German TV series based on the Lothar-Gunther Buchheim novel. The Cunard Building and Water Street were turned into 1940s New York and the sandhills in Sefton were used for the US state of Maine. [61]
David Copperfield 1999 BBC & WGBH adaption of the Charles Dickens story. [15]
Desperate Scousewives 2011 Structured reality television series following the next generation of Liverpudlians determined to show the UK just what they're all about. [62]
Doctor Who 2021 BBC science fiction drama. Filming took place at the Albert Dock, Liverpool Museum and the Metropolitan Cathederal. [63]
The English Game 2019 A six-part Netflix drama created by Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes, charting the origins and development of football. [64]
A Family at War 1970–1972 ITV WW2 drama [65]
The Feed 2019 Liverpool doubled as London for exterior filming for the Amazon Prime drama, with shooting taking place around the Pier Head. [66]
Flog It! 2002 St. George's Hall has been a location on several occasions. [6]
The Forsyte Saga 2001 Remake of the classic period drama, with several locations in and around the city being used for Victorian Britain. [15]
Foyles War 2015 The final series made extensive use of the city, with Liverpool doubling as London, Poland, Southampton and France. [67]
Funny Girl 2021 Sky TV adaptation of the Nick Hornby novel, starring Gemma Arterton [21]
G.B.H. 1990 Channel 4 production of an Alan Bleasdale drama [15]
Gentleman Jack 2018 BBC drama about the life of industrialist and land owner Anne Lister. Filming took place in Toxteth and Liverpool Town Hall. [68]
Good Cop 2012 BBC police procedural drama set and filmed in Liverpool [69]
Grange Hill 1978–2008 Originally filmed in London, production moved to Mersey TV's studios in Childwall in 2003 [70]
Help 2021 BBC Covid drama starring Jodie Comer and Stephen Graham. [17]
Hollyoaks 1995–present Channel 4 young adult soap opera set in Chester but filmed in Liverpool. [71]
A House Through Time 2017 A four-part documentary which tells the story of the residents of a house in Falkner Street since it was built in 1842. [72]
Houdini & Doyle 2016 Liverpool Town Hall and Water Street were used to re-create early 1900s London. [73]
House of Anubis 2011-2012 Nickelodeon children's TV drama [74]
In His Life: The John Lennon Story 2000 NBC British-American made-for-TV film about John Lennon's teenage years. [75]
The IPCRESS File 2021 ITV dramatisation of Len Deighton's novel. Filming took place around St George's Hall, Lime Street station, Castle Street, Exchange Street West and the Philharmonic Pub on Hope Street. [63]
The Irregulars 2019 A Netflix production about the Baker Street Irregulars, a group of children helping Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes with his investigations. Filming took place in the city centre using St George's Plateau, the palm house in Sefton Park and Falkner Street in the Georgian Quarter. [76][77]
It's A Sin 2020 Channel 4 drama, Liverpool doubled for New York and London. [78]
Justice 2011 BBC daytime drama, set and filmed in Liverpool [79]
Lilies 2007 Consisted of eight episodes running from January to March 2007 [80]
The Liver Birds 1969–1979 Revived again in 1996 and only lasted one series [81]
Liverpool 1 1998–1999 BBC police drama set and filmed in Liverpool [82]
Nice Guy Eddie 2002 BBC detective drama starring Ricky Tomlinson [83]
The Onedin Line 1971–1980 BBC drama depicting the story of a 1880's shipping line in Liverpool. [84]
One Summer 1983 Five episodes running from 7 August to 4 September 1983 [85]
Peaky Blinders 2013 BBC crime drama, used several locations across the city. [21]
The Responder 2021 ITV crime drama starring Martin Freeman [21]
Ridley Road 2021 BBC drama about an opposition group to fascism in the 1960s. [21]
Safe 2017 Netflix crime drama. Set in a fictional Cheshire gated community, filming took place at the Walker Art Gallery and a Merseyrail underground station. [86]
Safe House 2017 The second series made use of Liverpool for several filming locations. [87]
Scully 1984 Channel 4 adaptation of an Alan Bleasdale play. [15]
Stay Close 2021 Netflix adaptation of the Harlan Corben novel. [21]
The Stranger 2019 Netflix thriller that used Liverpool as the location for the filming of several scenes. [9]
This is Liverpool 2014 Reality TV series [88]
Timewasters 2017 Set in 1920's London, Martins Bank Building was used along with Croxteth Hall, the Athenaeum and streets in Toxteth. [89]
Tin Star 2019 Sky Atlantic drama starring Tim Roth. The third series is set and filmed in Liverpool. Filming took place off North John Street in the city centre. [90]
The War of the Worlds 2018 BBC production of the H. G. Wells alien invasion story. Filming took place in Eldon Grove in Vauxhall, St Georges Hall and the Palm House in Sefton Park. [91][92]
Victoria 2018 ITV drama about the life of Queen Victoria. Filming took place in the city's Georgian Quarter, using locations in and around Falkner Square Gardens, Huskisson Street and Bedford Street. [93]
Watching 1987–1993 ITV comedy the filmed and set across Liverpool and Wirral. [15]
Waterfront Beat 1990-91 BBC police drama series set in docks area produced by Phil Redmond [94]
What Now? 1986 Phil Redmond directed drama shown in 6 episodes on Channel 4 regarding teenage aspirations [95]
The Witness for the Prosecution 2016 BBC dramatisation of an Agatha Christie short story. Filming took place in one of the courtrooms at County Sessions House. [86]
World On Fire 2019 BBC WW2 drama starring Sean Bean and Helen Hunt. Filming took place in Ainsdale woods, involving a set being built for an army camp. [96]
Worried About The Boy 2010 BBC biopic of Boy George [97]
Utopia 2013-2014 Channel 4 thriller/drama TV series, filmed in multiple locations across the city [98]
Young Dracula 2011-14 British children's horror drama comedy television series which aired on the BBC channel CBBC. Filming took place at Margaret Bevan School, Croxteth Hall and Stanley Docks. [99]
Z-Cars 1962–1978 Filmed on the outskirts of Liverpool in Kirkby [100]

Adverts shot in Liverpool
Title Year Notes Ref
Coca-Cola 1987 Shot in St. George's Hall
Foxy Bingo 2007 Shot on Lark Lane [101]
Hovis 2008 [102][103]
Ladbrokes Bingo
McDonald's 2018 Parts shot on Adelaide Terrace, Waterloo and the Southport coastal road
NatWest [104]
Virgin Trains – Arrive Awesome 2014 Filmed at Liverpool Lime Street railway station [105]
Vodafone - Mo Salah 2018 Filmed around several areas in and around Liverpool, including Anfield, Hope Street and New Brighton. [106]
Nike - Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain 2018 [107]
Pepsi - Mo Salah 2021 Filmed in Chinatown and also using Exchange Flags and the exterior of Martins Bank Building to double as an Italian street. [108][109]

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