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Where was The Thursday Murder Club filmed? Netflix filming locations revealed

by 29/08/2025
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Consider your weekend watch list officially updated, because The Thursday Murder Club just landed on Netflix. The film, based on Richard Osman’s best-selling debut novel, follows a savvy group of pensioners who solve murder cases for fun from their retirement complex home.

The film is no doubt an exciting launch for the book’s many fans, and with a star cast including Helen Mirren, Celia Imrie, Pierce Brosnan, Ben Kinglsey and David Tennant, it’s already soared to the number one spot of Netflix’s top releases.

Those that know the book will be aware that the story is set in a fictional retirement village called Coopers Chase, located in the quaint Kent seaside town of Fairhaven – created by Osman, of course. So since this very English story required a very English backdrop, where was The Thursday Murder Club actually filmed? Read on to find out all the filming locations we’ve spotted from the movie.

The Thursday Murder Club filming locations

Englefield House, Berkshire

BERKSHIRE UNITED KINGDOM. SEPTEMBER 26. Aerial photograph of the Elizabethan mansion Englefield House on September 26...

BERKSHIRE, UNITED KINGDOM. SEPTEMBER 26. Aerial photograph of the Elizabethan mansion, Englefield House on September 26, 2010. This grade one listed building is located 5 miles west of Reading in Berkshire. (Photograph by David Goddard/Getty Images)David Goddard/Getty Images

Where was The Thursday Murder Club filmed Netflix filming locations revealed

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