10K views · 219 reactions | The cast and crew of USS Callister step back aboard the ship for 'Black Mirror' Season 7 #ShotAtShepperton to take a look at the new and improved design and practical effects used to bring the USS Callister to life, available to watch on Netflix now. | Pinewood Studios | Facebook

#OnThisDay 1976: Barry Norman visited Pinewood Studios, and got a sneak preview of the new James Bond set. | BBC Archive

43K views · 380 reactions | #OnThisDay 1989: "Bond walked out of the gate and another hero, Batman, walked in" Tasneem Siddiqi got a guided tour of the Gotham City set at Pinewood Studios. | BBC Archive | Facebook

5.5K views · 153 reactions | It's #PinewoodFutures Festival 2023 this week and we're taking a look back at highlights from last year. Here's why it's important for exhibitors to attend and help inspire careers in the screen industry. | Pinewood Studios | Facebook

6.2K views · 238 reactions | Today we celebrate our 88th anniversary and reflect on nearly nine decades of storytelling. #OnThisDay in 1936 Pinewood Studios opened its gates for the first time and since then we have welcomed thousands of filmmakers onto the lot. Here’s to many more years of cinematic excellence #ShotAtPinewood | Pinewood Studios | Facebook

Em 1986, durante uma visita ao Pinewood Studios para ver as filmagens de “The Living Daylights”, um filme de James Bond, houve um momento memorável envolvendo a Princesa Diana e o Príncipe Charles. No set, a equipe de dublês estava demonstrando como usavam vidro de açúcar em cenas de luta, um material que quebra facilmente e é seguro para os atores. Inspirado pela demonstração, o ator Jeroen Krabbé sugeriu jocosamente que Diana quebrasse uma garrafa de vidro de açúcar na cabeça de Charles. Com u