Father Brown Filming Location in Droitwich Described as 'French Fantasy'

What's Happening?

The BBC drama 'Father Brown' has returned for its 13th series, featuring a variety of filming locations across the UK. Mark Williams, who plays the titular character, praised the Droitwich property, The Chateaux Impney, as a 'French fantasy.' The series, based on the classic character created by GK Chesterton, includes other notable locations such as the 18th Century octagonal Crown Courts in Warwick and an ex-Nunnery in Great Malvern. Williams, who grew up in Bromsgrove, expressed enthusiasm for the diverse and interesting settings used in the latest series.

Why It's Important?

The choice of filming locations can significantly impact the visual appeal and authenticity of a television series. By selecting unique and picturesque sites like The Chateaux Impney, the producers of 'Father Brown' enhance the show's aesthetic, potentially attracting a larger audience. This can lead to increased tourism in these areas, benefiting local economies. Additionally, the series' success can further solidify the BBC's reputation for producing high-quality period dramas, influencing future programming decisions and investments.