Production-location record
The film’s Wikidata record lists Pinewood Studios as a production location for Goldfinger. The record does not establish a scene, camera position or present visitor access.
Goldfinger
1964 · Directed by Guy Hamilton
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General reference · Public access · Coordinate precision: site · Not an exact scene or camera position; not a visitor route. A high mountain road over the pass. The Hotel Belvédère stands on a bend about three kilometres below the top, on the Valais side.
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Pinewood Studios ↗
Pinewood Studios, London
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The Furka Pass and the Hotel Belvédère
Furka Pass, Valais
A high mountain road over the pass. The Hotel Belvédère stands on a bend about three kilometres below the top, on the Valais side.
The pass road
Bond drives the Furka Pass road in Goldfinger.
Production: Furka Pass, Valais · Depicted: The Furka Pass and the Hotel Belvédère (same)
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