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MADE - British Railway Movie Database

MADE

GB
1972
1hr 41mins
Dir: John Mackenzie
Starring: Carol White and Roy Harper

A young and tragic single mother has an affair with an oddball rock star

This dreadfully depressing drama is based on the novel No One Was Saved by Howard Barker. The film features a railway journey supposedly heading to Brighton and although there is a scene filmed outside Brighton station, the railway journey itself was filmed on the Western Region with a rake of Mk.1 coaches. Although the locomotive powering the train is not seen there is a brief glimpse of a Class 52 ‘Western’ diesel-hydraulic heading past with an express in the opposite direction. The station that the train passes through is thought to be Ascott-under-Wychwood on the Cotswold Line.

There is a fairly lengthy sequence filmed onboard Mk.1 stock and in one view out of the window a Class 52 passes in the opposite direction
The train passes through a small station, but the name on the signal box is not clear.
A split second later and we get to see all the platform, apparently without any form of shelter or a nameboard!! Paul Warner got in touch to state he believes this to be Ascott-under-Wychwood prior to singling (and subsequent redoubling again). The layout tallys.
A rare closeup glimpse of the main entrance to Brighton station