Friends of Bromley Palace Park have suggested that it was selected as a filming location just before Christmas for parts of a new film directed by Danny Boyle.
The film, Ink, is set to tell the story of media mogul Rupert Murdoch and his 1969 acquisition of The Sun newspaper.
Inspired by the stage play of the same name, it explores the early days of Murdoch’s influence in British media.
The filming took place before Christmas. (Image: Friends of Bromley Palace Park Volunteers Group.)
The film is set to feature a high-profile cast including Guy Pearce, Claire Foy, Jack O’Connell, Christopher Fulford and Nick Baidon.
Jack O’Connell on set (Image: Friends of Bromley Palace Park Volunteers Group.)
A spokesperson for The Friends of Bromley Palace Park said: “ The park’s historic setting and natural beauty continue to make it a sought-after filming location, and we’re thrilled to see it featured on the big screen once again.
“We can’t wait to spot Bromley Palace Park in all its glory when Ink is released.”
The filming took place before Christmas. (Image: Friends of Bromley Palace Park Volunteers Group.)
The park, located in the heart of Bromley town centre, is a historic green space with a mix of landscaped gardens, mature trees, and open lawns.
It surrounds the 15th‑century Bromley Palace, a former bishop’s residence, and is home to a variety of wildlife and recreational areas.
