Film · 2003 · Julian Farino
Byron filming locations in Malta
Byron, BBC Two's 2003 TV film starring Jonny Lee Miller as the poet, shot scenes on Gozo, reportedly staging Shelley's beach funeral pyre at Ramla Bay and a meeting with a Turkish governor on a rooftop above the Gozo countryside.
Where was Byron filmed in Malta?
Julian Farino's two-part BBC biopic follows Lord Byron from London society to exile and death in Greece. Gozo was used for some of its Mediterranean scenes. Gozo location guides say Ramla Bay's red sand was used for Shelley's funeral pyre on the beach, and a Gozo rooftop with sweeping countryside views for Byron's meeting with the Turkish governor. Exact spots beyond Ramla haven't been documented.
Scene by scene
- ByronThe beach cremation of Percy Bysshe Shelley, attended by Byron (Jonny Lee Miller) — played The Tuscan shore near ViareggioRamla Bay →
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The exact spot and camera angle for every Byron scene in Malta.