Barry Lyndon (1975) – Filming Locations
Drama / Romance / War / History · Directed by Stanley Kubrick · Starring Ryan O'Neal, Marisa Berenson
An Irish rogue uses his cunning and wit to work his way up the social classes of 18th century England, transforming himself from the humble Redmond Barry into the noble Barry Lyndon.
Where was Barry Lyndon filmed?
- Dublin, Ireland, Dublin – The grand estate serving as one of the principal aristocratic residences in Barry's journey through 18th-century society. Kubrick used this magnificent Palladian mansion to capture the opulent interiors of Irish nobility, its architectural grandeur perfectly suited to the film's candlelit aesthetic
- London, United Kingdom, London – Barry's encounters in London society and his various social and romantic entanglements. Kubrick shot extensively in London's Georgian architecture to portray Barry's early attempts to navigate English high society
- Kent, United Kingdom, Kent – Estate sequences depicting 18th-century country life and aristocratic manors. The moated manor house and its grounds provided authentic Georgian-era settings for Barry's time as a tutor and social climber
- Germany, Bavaria – Barry's military service and adventures in Continental Europe during the Seven Years' War. Kubrick filmed exterior sequences in Bavaria to depict Barry's wanderings through European battlefields and aristocratic Continental courts
- Northern Ireland, Belfast – Irish countryside and estate sequences depicting Barry's return to his homeland. Northern Irish locations provided rural 18th-century Irish landscapes for Barry's final acts and his reduced circumstances