Newcomen Terrace, Redcar will be closed to traffic and pedestrians from Saturday August, 12 to Sunday August, 27 as the area prepares to be turned into 1940s Dunkirk for the filming of the blockbuster movie 'Atonement'.
The seafront road will be closed from the Regent Cinema to Arthur Street where bombed out buildings and a band stand can already be seen as work carries on to create the essential scenes for the movie.
Diversion signs around the closure are already in place on Majuba Road, Lobster Road, Coatham Road, Millbank Terrace, West Dyke Road, Lord Street, Redcar Lane, Granville Terrace, High Street East and Wilton Street.
Extra parking will also be available on Kirkleatham Street and will be signed from Majuba Road car park.
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It must be a long time since Redcar saw this much excitement.
I walked along there the other day (we were up to stay with Dad for a few days) to show the kids what was going on and they were very impressed that Redcar was going to be in a movie.
BTW - the High Street and seafront look a lot better now generally too.
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