The Lost King Filming Locations (2022)

The Lost King Filming Locations: The Lost King is a 2022 British biographical film that follows the story of Philippa Langley a woman who initiated the search to find King Richard III’s remains under a car park in Leicester and which were lost for over 500 years.

The Lost King film stars Sally Hawkins as Philippa Langley along with Steve Coogan, Harry Lloyd, Mark Addy, Lee Ingleby, James Fleet, Bruce Fummey, and Amanda Abbington.

When and Where was The Lost King filmed?

Film Name	The Lost King
Genre	Comedy, Drama
Filming location	UK
Filming Dates	April 2021
Release Date	10 September 2022

The Lost King Filming Locations-

The film The Lost King filming occurred primarily in the UK. Filming of The Lost King movie took place in different parts of Scotland.

In March 2021, it was announced that Sally Hawkins will play the role of Philippa Langley and the filming of The Lost King film started on April 2021 and wrapped up in the same year.

In the below article, we will see the different locations where The Lost King film was filmed. Here is a guide to all the locations of The Lost King Filming Locations.

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Scotland, UK

Scotland, part of the United Kingdom and a country, was the primary filming location for The Lost King, the cast and crew filmed in and around the country and covered different places. Scotland is Noted for its stunning landscape and architecture and beautiful lochs across the country. 

Edinburgh Scotland’s compact, hilly capital is one of the main filming locations within Scotland. Edinburgh Castle in Edinburgh was used to film a few scenes of the film when Philippa, John, Raife, and Max visit Edinburgh Castle.

The National Mining Museum Scotland was established in 1984, to store the physical surface remains of Lady Victoria Colliery at Newtongrange was also used to film a few scenes of the film. Car Park where Richard III was found in the film was filmed here.

Dalkeitha town in Midlothian which is in Scotland was also used to film a few scenes of the film.

The Cathedral Church of Saint Mary the Virgin well known as St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral, is a cathedral in Edinburgh that used to film some scenes of the film where the Burial service for King Richard was shown.

The Albert Hotel in North Queensferry is situated on the banks of The Firth of Forth and was used to film the meeting place of the Ricardian Society.

England, UK

United Kingdom’s constituent country England is used by cast and crew filmed in and around the country and captured different scenes of the film.

Bosworth Battlefield a 15th-century battle site museum in Sutton Cheney which is in Leicestershire was also used to film a few scenes in the film which include Philippa on Bosworth Battlefield.

The other filming location in the country is New Street in Leicester and Friar Lane in Leicester these two location were also used to film a few exterior scenes of the film.

Mainline Railway Station Leicester Railway Station is in Leicestershire city of Leicester managed by East Midlands Railway was also used to film a few station scenes in the movie.

The Adult Social Services building in Grey Friars in the city of Leicester in Leicestershire was also used as one of the filming locations of the film and some of the exterior scenes were filmed here.

In the East Midlands region of England “Leicester” is a city and one of the primary filming locations of the film different locations of the city can be seen in the film which includes the Railway station, Clock Tower, shopping streets, and market.

Apart from the above places, the tunnel end road leading to the car park site scenes were filmed in Patrihalla, Edinburgh.

The Lost King Official Trailer

The Lost King film was released at the 47th Toronto International Film Festival on 10 September 2022 and was in the United Kingdom on 7 October. (External Link: IMDb)