Osterley Park is a mansion in London that sits in a park of the same name. It seems like Nolan is definitely interested in shooting there, specifically the interiors.

The hunt for missing schoolgirl Alice Gross moves to a National Trust-owned estate near to where she was last seen more than a month ago.

Christopher Nolan doesn't typically make sequels, but when he does, they're exceptional. He concluded the Dark Knight trilogy with The Dark Knight Rises in 2012.

Osterley Park, the Georgian country estate once owned and renovated by a British banker and politician - Sir Francis Child in 1761 is 256 years later a favourite with families and film makers alike.

Back in March I received an email from a reader who bumped into “Team Nolan” while jogging in Osterley Park (in West London). Christopher Nolan was scouting the Osterley Park House as a… ...

Art lovers in West London are in for a treat as a new exhibition of rare portraits opens at Osterley Park. The mansion was once home to the Child family, who founded the London bank, Child and Co.

Can the café at Osterley Park match its gorgeous grounds? All too often, the food on family days out is no picnic. Stay up to date with notifications from The Independent ...

Osterley Park in Isleworth is being decorated in the manner that its 19th-century resident, the 7th Earl of Jersey, would have enjoyed.

Scotland Yard officers are combing Osterley Park, in west London, for the first time. The park is about two miles (3.2km) from the spot near the Grand Union Canal where Alice, 14, was last seen.

Osterley Park, the Georgian country estate once owned and renovated by a British banker and politician - Sir Francis Child in 1761 is 256 years… ...