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hollyoaks hospital set
Does anyone know how the hospital set managed to be squeezed into the old SU bar? The hospital seems to be getting bigger each episode, and I don't remember the SU being that big?
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I'd imagine they've got a lot of set space. 2013 eliminated the sound stage for 2 council flats, the student accomodation, the SU Bar so that's a fair amount of space when you think that it's all a flat area to film on.
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I think the SU Bar set was just recycled into the reception area of the hospital and obviously the exterior frontage. All the other bits are as vkmax says, the old flats and student accommodation as well as the old hospital set.
Part of HCC is incorporated into the school now. (The curved corridor, and steps up and down to the SU Bar mainly) |
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The thing I don't understand is how the hospital has just appeared next to the coffee shop and no one's said a thing!
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I'd imagine they've got a lot of set space. 2013 eliminated the sound stage for 2 council flats, the student accomodation, the SU Bar so that's a fair amount of space when you think that it's all a flat area to film on.
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The thing I don't understand is how the hospital has just appeared next to the coffee shop and no one's said a thing!
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I always thought the council flats sets weren't in a soundstage, but in the building that they used for the exterior?
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I'm actually surprised BK never tried to open up a hospital in albert square now that would have been alot more weird!
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Nah because the flats changed quite a bit too. The entrance was originally just in to Ste's flat and then they added stairs at the side when Jacqui and Rhys moved in upstairs. The exterior was quite a way from the rest of the sets though which I believe factored into the decision to stop using it.
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Im a bit confused about the Mqueens house, I may be mistaken but I thought the French doors used to go out the back to the yard but there now seems to be a porch on the front door leading out to the same yard?
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No. It was a new hospital, Dr Browning was chosen to be the Dr who opened the hospital. There was a press turn out. It was in Lyndsey's first episode.
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HO is just turning into a hospital drama now. I think currently more time per episode is spent in the hospital than it is in the main village exterior.
I actually miss all the uni/college stuff with the students in halls, the SU bar etc. |
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HO is just turning into a hospital drama now. I think currently more time per episode is spent in the hospital than it is in the main village exterior.
I actually miss all the uni/college stuff with the students in halls, the SU bar etc. |
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Ah that makes sense
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