Norfolk has become a destination for filmmakers in recent years with a growing number of productions choosing to use the county's locations.
With its wild landscape, stunning coastline and wealth of historical backdrops, it is little wonder the county is catching the eye of producers.
Some of the silver screen's biggest stars have travelled here to feature in Hollywood and independent flicks, with some becoming classics.
Here are seven award-winning films shot on location in Norfolk.
1. The Souvenir
Well-known British actors Tilda Swinton, Richard Ayoade and Charlie Heaton starred in the film.
The Souvenir won the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Festival in 2019 and its sequel, also filmed in Norfolk, achieved two awards at the British Independent Film Awards.
Grace Snell, from Norwich, won Best Costume Design at the ceremony.
2. The Personal History of David Copperfield
The likes of Dev Patel, Tilda Swinton, Ben Whishaw and Hugh Laurie could all be seen in the port town when it was shot in 2018.
The film won a number of awards including five at the British Independent Film Awards and it was also nominated for a BAFTA for Best Casting.
3. Shakespeare In Love
It won Best Picture and also gained Gwyneth Paltrow her first, and only Oscar, for Best Actress.
The film put Holkham beach on the map as in the closing scene Paltrow can be seen walking along its long stretches of sand.
4. Yesterday
In one memorable scene, 6,000 extras descended upon Gorleston beach for a staged live performance.
The film went on to win an award at the Montclair Film Awards in the World Cinema category.
5. Full Metal Jacket
The Broads were chosen for their supposed similarity to rice paddy fields and can be seen in a scene where a US helicopter gunner shoots into the 'Vietnamese countryside'.
Full Metal Jacket won five awards at various ceremonies across the world.
It was also nominated for an Academy Award but missed out on getting an Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay to Bernardo Bertolucci's The Last Emperor.
6. Spencer
Shooting locations in Norfolk included St Peter and St Paul's Church in Shropham – which stood in for St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham – and Hunstanton beach.
Kristen Stewart, who plays Princess Diana, and the film crew were spotted at the Norfolk coast in March 2021.
Stewart missed out on an Oscar for Best Actress but the film won numerous awards including prizes at the Palm Springs International Film Festival and the Hollywood Critics Association.
7. Avengers: Age of Ultron
The footage was then re-used in the other releases including Spiderman: Homecoming, Ant-Man and Avengers: Endgame.
Age of Ultron won gongs at the People's Choice Awards and the Teen Choice Awards and made $1.4bn at the box office.
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