Bodleian Library The world-famous Bodleian Libraries is a must-see cultural destination in the heart of Oxford. Since then the Bodleian Libraries has grown to be the largest academic library system in the UK.
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These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. The producers of the lauded spin-off have been keen to follow in the footsteps of Morse, not least in pubs see the White Horse , and the Endeavour production crew turned the interior of this Grade I-listed 17 th- century theatre into a s dance hall.
Endeavour has also reused other city centre locations for its own purposes, turning a former philosophy faculty on Merton Street into the fictional Wessex Bank for a hold up.
An Oxford landmark, the 5-star Randolph is a grand Victorian institution with a massive central neo-gothic central staircase that reeks of murder and intrigue it is also a very good hotel.
No surprise it was a favourite of the fictional detective, who drank here so often there is an official Morse bar pictured below. Morse and Endeavour have both made use of the early 16 th century building and Lewis and Hathaway have visited, notebook in hand, several times, interviewing Professor Gold amid the thronged shelves of the library and being confronted with a murder in the basement in Whom the Gods Would Destroy. Only five minutes walk from the Bodleian, Radcliffe Square is dominated by the Radcliffe Camera pictured below , a remarkable rotunda that houses a university library.
The Endeavour film crew once parked a vintage s bus right in front of the Camera. Usually the food is very good. Laura Hobson as Dr. Laura Hobson.
Amanda Hillwood Dr. Grayling Russell - Pathologist as Dr. Grayling Russell - Pathologist …. Bernard Brown Dr. Felix McClure as Dr. Felix McClure ….
Gary Powell Constable as Constable …. John Bleasdale Constable as Constable …. Philip Voss Coroner as Coroner. More like this. Watch options. Storyline Edit. First broadcast in , the Inspector Morse series is a crime drama based on the Colin Dexter novels of the same name. Morse is a grumpy classical music aficionado who loves beer, and who frequently loses patience with the earnest, but somewhat slow, Lewis.
Did you know Edit. Trivia John Thaw was forty-four when he began playing Inspector Morse, but because of his prematurely white hair, many viewers thought he was about a decade older.
Thaw was an alcoholic until , and he often smoked up to three packs a day. Quotes Morse : I always drink at lunchtime. Crazy credits The opening notes of the theme music are based on the word "Morse" in Morse code, altered for musical purposes.
The same notes are also included at the end and in places within the theme music. In the documentary "The Mystery of Morse: The Making of Morse", the composer stated that the theme sometimes spells the name of the murderer, a cryptic version of the name, or, as a red herring, an innocent character.
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