Brit Movie Tours

Tour guide Jenny was awesome and very enthusiastic and knowledgeable !

Excellent & informative tour by an enthusiastic & knowledgable guide, Jeremiah. We had the tour as a present and combined with a clipper trip down the river made for a truly memorable & fun day out

Guide war sehr kompetent und humorvoll.

We’ve been on several Harry Potter tours and this one was by far the best, in great part due to our guide, Ben! We highly recommend this tour for anyone, Wizards and Muggles alike.

Easy to find the Tour and good information on how to meget up With the guide and bus.

Super Tour,
super Orte,
super Guide,
super Kenntnisse,
super Stories!!

We had a lovely informative tour guide Irene. Her knowledge and humour made the tour great!

The tour guide we had on the day was very good, couldn’t fault her. However, we were a bit disappointed that we didn’t see any Call the Midwife sets. Looking at the outside of buildings
isn’t really that interesting.

When this was purchased through red letter days it quoted a tour start time of 2pm but on redeeming the ticket with Brit tours the only time offers was 10.30. The cost of full price railtickets before 9.30 was excessive so we planned to get into Charing Cross at 10.20 using off peak senior railcard. Unfortunately the train was late and then terminated at London Bridge hence missing the 10.30 meeting time.

There is a misconnect between yourselves and red letter days regarding the advertised start time.

This is the second Brit tour I've done and would definitely use them again. I believe we were the first Peaky tour and it went very well. Paul was very informative, not just about Peaky's but Liverpool also. We did the full day tour which includes loads, brilliant value for money.

We had a wonderfull day, our driver / Tour guide, Chris was outstanding and made sure we had plenty of photo opportunity stops and was full of information and made it a great day. Well worth the money for a full day tour.

Tour guide, Sandra, really knew what she was talking about and we really got to see everything!

Stephen Marcus, aka Nick the Greek from Lock,Stock and Two Smokin' Barrels, took us around the locations of many of the notorious and infamous ares and events of London's sixties gangland. His enthusiasm and knowledge of the subject was impressive, especially the Krays, Richardsons, etc.. We also saw many notable filming locations.
The tour was well paced, humourous and fully informative. A very enjoyable way to spand an afternoon.

Lotti was a delight as a tour guide. It helped that our group was unusually small, but she gave us individual attention, answered all our questions, and made sure each of us got the most out of our tour. I loved that there were photos from the HP movies in our locations, I loved the London history bonuses, and I loved seeing parts of the city that I wouldn't have seen otherwise! If you're even slightly familiar with the HP universe, this is a great way to spend an afternoon in London.

We booked Jack the Ripper Tour through Brit Movie Tours, which we were extremely satisfied of! We had an awesome guide named Phillippe (haha joking! Philip!) who presented us the story of Jack the Ripper with dynamism and humour, despite of the great cold that day. We highly recommend that tour.

It was beyond amateurish from start to finish, a 12 seater clapped out mini bus sat over the wheels for roughly 6 hours in very hot conditions with the aircon barely working, the actual GOT tour was look out the steamed up window at 50 mph at something in the distance through a gap in houses or hedges, the stops were except for the caves which was good not long enough, it was more of a trial than an enjoyment.

The stop at the giants causeway was an example the guided tour, the ladies had a 20+ minute queue my wife and another came back he sent them to one outside with another queue,waited for awhile then said he had to go and i was tasked with waiting for them to follow them down, when we got down we missed most of the guides info, then he told the stones tale went and left us, then we only had a short time to actually go on the stones and walk back up hill in very hot conditions, its a good 15-20 mins walk down and 25 mins back up hill, i took the wrong turning to take radio back went long way and found out the bus was planning to go without myself my wife and 2 other passengers (4 out of 12) no health and safety, what if someone had twisted an ankle or something more serious? leave them behind? the bus tour guide should go with the passengers.

The rope bridge tour was similar she said you have time to get something to eat walk down and back what a ****** joke, we walked down and stood in a long queue for 15-20 mins, crossed this tiny rope bridge at an extra cost of £8 worth no more than £2 each, then queue same amount of time to cross to come back walk up a steep flight of steps then a moderate walk up hill, no time for food only to get on the clapped out bus.

After that a trip to the dark hedges which i cannot blame the tour for as it was heaving with other tourists but a let down because of it, then a walk in this heat (remember we had only one bottle of water given at office and one we took, no chance to get anywhere else ) to what is basically a small bar to look at a carved door leading from the bar to a tiny room, it was open and facing a staircase unbelievable, thought surely we can stop here 10 mins to have a drink but no off we trek again back to the bus for an hour & half agonising trip with no aircon feeling every bump the bus went over on your back. also i'm sorry i missed out the short stop for a bit of fun taking pics in costumes, the castle was simply a stop and take pics from distance.... wife was disappointed she thought we would see or a copy of the Iron Throne.

So to sum up this was a present from my son an experience day & basically it's one to forget, i was embarrassed for some foreign American tourists they must think wow that was worth crossing the water for, the beautiful scenery along the antrim coast was very good though.

How can you improve ? maybe not try to cram to much into the day as most of it is spent travelling, get some coaches as mini buses are not suitable for such long distance travelling, if not at least upgrade them, also the guide on the bus should accompany the passengers so they can see any potential unexpected hold ups like queues for toilets, bridges etc one day a passenger could have an accident or be taken ill and nobody know and them left behind, i once did a tour on a coach in Monaco 3 passengers never turned up on time the guide went to look for them and we didn't leave without them.

booking very easy and not complicated,dealt with very professionally.however my husband damaged his footon the Friday before we were due to go on the emmerdale locations on the Saturday...when I rang to explain that my husband could not walk around,and could we postpone to another date I was told 14 days cancellation was required.....what a ridiculous requirement when no-one knows what can happen from one day to the next!!! Very poor company regulations

We went on the Doctor Who tour Sun 23/9/18 and although the weather was very rainy and it was totally freezing, hats off to Fiona who kept us all enthralled with engaging presentations, exciting information, energy and pizzazz. She is so entertaining and has so much knowledge and enthusiasm - she is very good at leading the tour!!

Fiona was an enthusiastic and knowledgeable Dr Who guide who didn't let the rain and wind "dampen" her energy. I recommend this walk for any Whovian who wants to experience some of the Doctor's London.

My family and I had the most amazing day with Craig. Lots of fun and so many details and interesting anecdotes that even my Potter-mad twins learnt something new about the books as well as the films. We had a whole week of Harry Potter related activities planned on our trip to England, and I think we enjoyed the walking tour in London even more than the (eyewateringly expensive) visit to Warner Bros. Studios!