Where is ITV drama Innocent filmed?
THREE YEARS after its shocking conclusion, psychological drama Innocent has returned to our screens.
Viewers have been enjoying seeing shots of luxurious coastline and rich greenery again, but where is the hit show filmed?
Where is Innocent season 2 filmed?
Lake District
The second series - featuring ex-Corrie star Katherine Kelly - was filmed mainly in the Lake District.
The crew based themselves in Keswick, at the rugby club.
Executive producer Jeremy Gwilt said: “This time we have the Lake District, which is a great place to set a story like this. It’s achingly beautiful and yet it’s a wild and unpredictable landscape.”
Some scenes were also filmed at Crummock Water, between Buttermere and Loweswater, and Derwent Water.
Lead actress Kelly said: "With it being set in the Lake District it was really helpful visually, because she's outside a lot. We have her sat by windows, because it's not your choice when you can go outside when you're in prison.
"In one of the documentaries I watched, one of the women said she couldn't wait to be able to just walk in a straight line. You just walk in circles in the yard in prison when it's exercise time.
"We really tried to get that across. The windows are down in the car and she gets out a lot, just that thing of the senses being ignited again. With that prehistoric landscape of the Lake District it's such an easy way to plug back into the earth when you're out in that kind of terrain."
Ireland
The police station and interrogation scenes were filmed in an school just outside of Dublin.
On filming in Ireland, Jamie Bamber, who plays Sally's husband Sam, said he "quite enjoyed being in beautiful Dublin pretending rather well to be the Lake District".
He said: "I shot in a very comfortable would-be Keswick in a suburban Dublin family home and a nice stately home/hotel. So nice locations.
"Lovely Georgian architecture and rolling countryside to look at not far from the coast."
Filming began in September 2020.
Where is Innocent season 2 set?
The four-part drama is set where it was filmed, the real-life Cumbrian town of Keswick.
The area is renowned for its beautiful lakes.
It is framed with mountains like Skiddaw and has tourist attractions like The Cumberland Pencil Museum and the Keswick Museum & Art Gallery.
Where was Innocent season 1 filmed?
The first series of Innocent was filmed in two locations: Malahide in Ireland and the South Downs in England.
Phil's house and the dramatic aerial shots were mostly filmed in the South Downs, while Malahide was used to create the rest of the small town where they all live.
Speaking about filming in Malahide, which is north of Dublin, Lee Ingleby, who played David, told the : "There was a nice place there, a seaside small village feel to it so we used a bit of that.
"We wanted to create that small place where everybody knows everybody, people know people’s business. You can live relatively anonymously, but still everybody knows who you are and what you do and what you’ve done."
One of the filming locations for the first series has been revealed as The Inn on the Beach pub in Haying Island, Hampshire.
The pub was taken over for filming for the day back in 2016.
According to their , the pub is 'the perfect destination on warm summer days or cosy winter evenings'.
Where was Innocent season 1 set?
There are not many references to where the series is supposed to be set.
However, at one point in the first series David mentions they live in Hailsham, which is a town in East Sussex.
It is located around six miles from the coast, which features heavily in the first series.
Daniel Ryan, who plays David's brother Phil in the first series, said of the location: "It's not a fast story, but it’s an immersive story.
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"And it goes at what I always felt is the pace of that landscape.
"The pace of the piece sort of reminded me of the amount of time that has gone by with David Collins in a prison cell.
"It has to unravel at that speed because it’s part of the landscape, it’s part of the time it’s taken to become a free man again."