Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush - Locations Documentary Part 2 - Stevenage

Part 2 - A documentary showing locations used in the Classic 1967 film, Here we go round the mulberry bush starring Barry Evans and Judy Geeson. Filmed in 2004 in Stevenage, Herts, UK where the original film was made, it shows how the locations used in the movie appear today. Enjoy!

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[davina davis]

Can anyone upload this g8 flim on u tube?

[destructivedandy]

Mulberry Bush presents Stevenage all fresh and youthful. Sadly however as we now know new towns became nothing but the new slums they were originally built to take over, and Stevenage suffered the same fate. If you look you can see the green and pleasant it once was, before the concrete ploughed through it and created desolation row. I've never seen a nice new town.

[Dabria2]

Oh barry... barry evans.... i miss you sooo much! 3

[maccagrabme]

Stevenage council have been raking in all that money from council tax and rates over the decades and absolutely nothing has changed in the town centre. Complete disgrace and total waste of taxpayers money, just what have they blown the money on? A drug dealer could have spent the money more wisely. Stevenage would have looked acceptable back in the 60s but nowadays its an embarrassment. A mishmash of bad architecture, heads should roll.

[Pete Nineteensixty]

Thanks for posting this video, great job...I love this film, the music etc...makes me want to go back to my chilhood!

[Strawberry7Lynn]

I love this sort of thing. Very well done indeed!

[survivalisme88]

theres a few new shops in the town, the glebe is being re-modernized as i speak, the nobel school although you didn't see it (its down mobbsbury way) is being re build aswell

[rabbss]

The Long Ship pub was shut after a stabbing

[mulberrybush1967]

Love this film forever! R I P Barry Evans!

[jazza123456789o]

So this video was made in 2004? How does the town centre & other locations look now, still the same, better or worse? What about doing a follow up?