Film 1 • 2001
Philosopher’s Stone
The current atlas documents three London relationships: a market approach, a doorway detail and a bank interior.
3 sourced recordsOpen film guideEight-film evidence index
Follow every film without losing the evidence.
Each film now has its own spoiler-controlled guide. A blank record stays blank: the atlas does not manufacture a London stop merely to make the grid look complete.
Current coverage
All eight films, in release order
Scene descriptions are spoiler-light by default. Reveal fuller context only on the individual film page.
Film 2 • 2002
Chamber of Secrets
One London exterior is currently documented, beside the station named by the story.
1 sourced recordOpen film guideFilm 3 • 2004
Prisoner of Azkaban
The atlas connects the film to a market street and a Westminster road bridge.
2 sourced recordsOpen film guideFilm 4 • 2005
Goblet of Fire
No central-London filming relationship currently meets this atlas’s evidence threshold.
Named evidence gapOpen film guideFilm 5 • 2007
Order of the Phoenix
A working Tube station, Whitehall streets and an Islington square form the current London record.
3 sourced recordsOpen film guideFilm 6 • 2009
Half-Blood Prince
The current London record centres on one exposed pedestrian bridge across the Thames.
1 sourced recordOpen film guideFilm 7 • 2010
Deathly Hallows – Part 1
The current record crosses the West End, Whitehall and a residential square in Islington.
3 sourced recordsOpen film guideFilm 8 • 2011
Deathly Hallows – Part 2
No central-London filming relationship currently meets this atlas’s evidence threshold.
Named evidence gapOpen film guideDo not mix these up
Screen locations and fan stops are different products
Both can be worth visiting. Only one category makes a screen-production claim.
Screen-production locations
11 records carry a sourced relationship to an on-screen sequence. Source strength still varies and is visible on every page.
Browse confirmed recordsFan and story stops
3 records are enjoyable because of story setting or fan association—not because this atlas claims a shoot happened there.
Browse fan associationsDesign connection
MinaLima is connected through production design. It is not presented as a filming location.
Open MinaLima guideStage-production venue
The Palace Theatre belongs to the official London stage production, which is a separate claim from any film relationship.
Open theatre-neighbourhood guideWhy do two film pages have no locations?
The current atlas has not found a dependable central-London record assigned specifically to Goblet of Fire or Deathly Hallows – Part 2. Those are coverage statements, not proof of absence.