Non Fiction

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Film & TV Places

Celyn Jones
Frances Turpin

Category: Drama, Non Fiction, Places, Travel

Number of pages: 120

ISBN: 9781781727928

Publication date: October 20, 2025

Price: £19.99

Wales has a long association with the film and TV industry, but this extends far beyond simply providing a backdrop for iconic films and television shows. Its growing list of credits in cult and blockbuster productions is about more than place and landscape, it’s about culture and innovation within a thriving industry.

In Film and TV Places of Wales Celyn Jones and Frances Turpin zoom in on Wales’ cultural and artistic links to cinema. Through stunning location shots and behind-the-scenes content, they explore TV favourites, Hollywood epics and homegrown classics from Wales’ varied on-screen history.

Black and white photo of Celyn Jones. He is resting his chin on top of his folded hands and has dark curly hair and a beard.
Celyn Jones

Celyn Jones is a critically acclaimed and multi-award winning Actor, writer, producer and director from Anglesey, North Wales. He founded the internationally renowned film company Mad as Birds and is a proud Welsh ambassador for the youth charity Into Film.

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Colour photograph of Frances Turpin. She is standing outside in a bright orange dress and is smiling at the camera. She has dark curly hair.
Frances Turpin

Frances Turpin is a writer and publishing professional originally from Greater Manchester, now living in Cardiff. A one-time extra in a single episode of My Parents Are Aliens at the age of 12, Film & TV Places of Wales is her return to the dazzling world of show business. 

Photo credit: Rachel DiBiaso

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“Taking you on a cinematic journey across the country, it makes it clear how Wales has earned its place on the world’s movie map… a must-have for anyone curious about the intersection of film and place in one of the most visually stunning countries in the world.”

Ewa Pałka, Buzz Magazine