David Ayer’s brutal tank drama follows an American crew in the final push into Nazi Germany in 1945 – but filmed in the English countryside, where the fields of Oxfordshire and Hertfordshire stood in for the mud and ruin of the German front.
Where was Fury filmed?
Fury was filmed in England – the countryside of Oxfordshire and Hertfordshire, with studio work at Pinewood and a former airfield.
Every Fury location, explained
The German front – Oxfordshire
The muddy battlefields and army camps used the countryside of Oxfordshire, around Islip and Watlington.
The airfield base – Hertfordshire
A former airfield at Bovingdon in Hertfordshire served as a production base and set.
Pinewood Studios
Studio and pickup work used Pinewood Studios in Buckinghamshire.
The English countryside
Fields and lanes across the Home Counties filled out the wartime landscape.
Planning a visit
The film’s Germany is really the rolling countryside of Oxfordshire and the Home Counties – accessible English landscapes that doubled for the 1945 front.
