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* [[Silver Blaze]] (1977) <ref name="EH">Display board in [[The Engine House]]</ref>
* [[Sorry!]] (1983)
*From the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kidderminster_Town_railway_station Wikipedia entry for Kidderminster Town]: In spring 2012, the station was a filming location of the fantasy adventure movie "The Adventurer: The Curse of the Midas Box"
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This page gives a list of film, TV and similar productions filmed on the railway. It is a comprehensive list as far as possible, particularly with regard to the Film and TV DraamaDrama/Comedy sections, but is potentially incomplete.
== Film ==
* [[The Seven-Per-Cent Solution]] (1976)
* [[Candleshoe]] (1977)
* [[The Thirty Nine Steps]] (1978)
* [[Hanover Street]] (1979)<ref group="note">Filming took place, it is unclear if this was used in the cinema release</ref>
* [[The Chronicles Of Narnia]] (2005) <ref name="EH" />
* [[Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows]] (2011)
* [[The Adventurer: The Curse of the Midas Box]] (2014)
* [[The Black Prince]] (2016)
===Note===
* [[Doctor in Charge]] (1972)
* [[The Incredible Robert Baldick]] (1972)
* [[The Country Diary of an Edwardian Lady]] (1983)
* [[Carrie's War]] (1973)
* [[The Signalman]] (1976)
* [[Survivors]] (1977)
* [[Silver Blaze]] (1977) <ref name="EH">Display board in [[The Engine House]]</ref>
* [[A Man Called Intrepid]] (1979)
* [[God's Wonderful Railway]] (1980)
* [[The Good Soldier]] (1981)
* [[Sorry!]] (1981/86)
* [[L For Lester]] (1982)
* [[Doctor Who (Black Orchid)]] (1982)
* [[The Fasting Girl]] (1984)
* [[The Box Of Delights]] (1984)
*'''Train Truckers''' (UKTV 2019) Series 1, Episode 1 broadcast 30 August 2019. Series following Allelys heavy-haulage specialists transporting locomotives. Included footage of the delivery of [[BR Standard Class 7 70000 Britannia|70000 Britannia]] from Crewe to Bridgnorth on 4 September 2018.
*'''Midlands Today''' (BBC 2019) broadcast 14 November 2019. Railfuture West Midlands spokesman Colin Major appears on the BBC Midlands Today evening news from Kidderminster station to talk about what Railfuture means by a "bigger better railway", and what we want from the political parties.[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNlq5ZLPzl8 YouTube (Retrieved 19 November 2019)]
*'''Midlands Today''' (BBC 2020) broadcast 21 January 2020. [[Falling Sands Viaduct]] began carrying locomotives in 1878. The viaduct has started to crack due to water seeping into the seven arches. The SVR secured £1.3m funding to save the viaduct, with £853,000 from the [[:Category:Lottery funding|National Lottery Heritage Fund]]. A [https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england-hereford-worcester-51179941/urgent-repairs-for-severn-valley-railway-viaduct-in-kidderminster?fbclid=IwAR2VNn5vF0NS6S8UeagX3HdQYSdH48DJtNTx0OVG2BsJgUOmrBu-LexCVsg| 1m 53sec item] with footage from Sammy B Films, includes interviews with Jonathan Symonds, civil engineer, and Lesley Carr from the [[Severn Valley Railway Charitable Trust Ltd|SVR Trust]].
==TV Commercials and other==
*From the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Severn_Valley_Railway Wikipedia entry for the SVR]: Bridgnorth station was used in 1981 as part of a sketch for the TV comedy Not the Nine O'Clock News. In the sketch, Mel Smith's character observes a steam train passing by without stopping and refers to it as an "old chuffer", forming part of a sequence of puns around the protagonist's wife.
*From 'Severn Valley Railway memories' by Christopher Magner, p47 (Self published, 1997, no ISBN number) "Good publicity was obtained [in 1966] when BBC television made a film on the preservation scheme for the Today programme"
