The following
Knightmare scenes were filmed at Leeds Castle:
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Every
dungeoneer in
Series 4 was questioned by
Dooris at the gatehouse.
Team 7 of Series 4 also found the entrance to the
Conveyer Belt here.
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The same gateway was usually pasted onto a different background.
Level 2 was completed with a trip across the lake.
Boatman: "
Deep is the Dunswater, and cold. The fare for the crossing is silver or gold."
Merlin named their destination as the
Tower of Time.
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Entering the Tower. (The staircase inside was filmed at
Castle Rising in Norfolk, however.)
Team 5 and
Team 6 of Series 4 met
Gundrada in this Level 2 room (once the site of a water mill).
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The dungeoneer would exit via the mill race.
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Gundrada demonstrated her
sword skills in this room during the final end credits of Series 4.
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An edited version of the room, with the waterfall removed and a CGI floor added, was used for Level 2 character encounters.
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It was also the home of the other
weeping doors,
Doorkis...
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...and
Dooreen, where the image was flipped around.
Leeds Castle is open to the public. Click
here to visit the website.
A selection of photographs taken by
Jake Collins can be found in Issues
46 and
47 of
The Eye Shield.