The sequel to Alice in Wonderland, ‘Alice Through the Looking Glass’ film locations are few. Mostly shot at Shepperton Studios, the mega sound stage based outside of London in the United Kingdom, Alice in Wonderland 2 did add to the 2010 Alice in Wonderland film locations when they chose Gloucester. As The most anticipated fantasy film this summer, it’s no surprise they chose a town known for its “other worldliness” or can we say “its muchness”.
Opens everywhere May 27th 2016!
Four years ago (2010), Tim Burton brought us into a visually stunning world of animation and film with Alice in Wonderland. In my mind a perfect move for the directive talents of Tim Burton. There is with no doubt, any other director who could have nailed Wonderland so flawlessly. I’m eager to see what Director James Bobin has in store for us. Anticipation for Alice Through the Looking Glass is teeming! As most the film destination for the (2010) Alice in Wonderland was set in Cornwall, England, I’m excited to see how Gloucester adds to the franchise.
2010 Alice in Wonderland Film Location Cornwall, England
Antony House
The Antony House opens the film just before Alice dives into the infamous rabbit hole. The early 18th-century house was built for Sir William Carew between 1711 and 1721 and has continued as the primary residence of the Carew family. The family has owned the estate since the mid-16th century. The house and gardens are open to viewing by the public between March and October.