Slaughtered Lamb / London

[Pangolin]

Hi Del,
I used to work about half a mile from The Black Swan, It's basically more restraunt than pub so hope you won't be too disappointed, that said It's over 10 years since I went there, a long walk from East Horsley Station, I'd advise a taxi unless you have plenty of time..

Indeed. It has changed beyond all recognition since the film was made (I have frequented it since the 70s, but rarely nowadays). It is a very long walk from East Horsley as the nearest station is Effingham Junction and that is a mile and a half away! Sadly other 'interesting' pubs in the area have been demolished, notably the Dukes Head in Walton (Psychomania) and the Star in Hersham (home of Sham 69).

If you are looking for film-related pubs in East London, I believe the Royal Oak featured in Lock Stock and 2 Smoking Barrels.

[Delboy20]

Indeed. It has changed beyond all recognition since the film was made (I have frequented it since the 70s, but rarely nowadays). It is a very long walk from East Horsley as the nearest station is Effingham Junction and that is a mile and a half away! Sadly other 'interesting' pubs in the area have been demolished, notably the Dukes Head in Walton (Psychomania) and the Star in Hersham (home of Sham 69).

If you are looking for film-related pubs in East London, I believe the Royal Oak featured in Lock Stock and 2 Smoking Barrels.

We are going Vauxhall to Effingham Junction then the 30 minute walk! I know it's not the Slaughtered Lamb we think of but we talked about visiting about 5 years ago and have only just got round to it! The lockdown didn't help!

[Pubsignman]

If you are looking for film-related pubs in East London, I believe the Royal Oak featured in Lock Stock and 2 Smoking Barrels.

Similarly, another Guy Ritchie movie, Snatch, used The Jolly Gardeners as the location for the 'Drowning Trout' (the scene where Vinnie Jones is held up at gunpoint)

The Salisbury Hotel featured in The Long Good Friday