SCENE 26: ALDERSGATE / LONDON WALL
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26_18_001a. The junction of Aldersgate Street and London Wall (now a roundabout) has been completely built over on its north-eastern corner by the buildings of The Museum of London. www.museumoflondon.org.uk
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26_18_004a. This image was very difficult to match as the current buildings cover the location where the original scene was filmed from.
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26_18_009a. Wood Street junction: what was an open, daylight-filled crossroads has now been completely covered over by 125 London Wall.
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26_18_010a. Footpath to Aldermanbury Square (top left of images).
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26_18_011a. This is probably the closest in similarity to the original, located at the eastern end of the dual-carriageway section of London Wall, just past the pedestrian over-bridge adjacent to City Tower.
SCRIPT
The car drives between a collection of skyscrapers.
THOMAS passes a bus.
Track in as the bus stops and THOMAS drives on.
THOMAS relaxes as he drives, camera tracking ahead of him.
He picks up the microphone and speaks into it.
THOMAS
Blue four-three-nine. Blue four-three-nine. Over.
OPERATOR off
Blue one-two-six. Go ahead please. Over.
THOMAS
Hello, this is… uh… Get me Flaxman six-one-seven-seven. Mister Walker, Peter Walker. Tell him I’ve seen the junk shop. It’s a bit pricey but the kid’ll come down. Tell him to ring her straight away, then nobody else’ll get it.
OPERATOR off
Roger. Wilco. Stand by.
THOMAS puts the receiver back.
The car turns into another street.