Letter: London lookalike

Gordon Spiers
Friday 05 July 1996 23:02 BST
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Sir: In your list of films made in London, "and looking like London" (4 July), Truly Madly Deeply was certainly filmed partly in London, but anyone fortunate enough to have lived in Clifton Village in Bristol would have noticed a few familiar locations in that film. The sight of a double decker bus trundling down Clifton's very own Regent Street is enough to elicit fond memories in the mind of this Bristol University graduate.

GORDON SPIERS Richmond, Surrey

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