story filmed in Blackwood and Chepstow, directed by Louise Osmond. 2018: Say My Name was set on a Welsh island but filmed around Cardiff, directed by Deborah Frances-White. 2018: Last Summer, four boys roam free through a neglected rural paradise in Wales, until a tragedy strikes, directed by Jon Jones. 2019: Gwen is a folk tale set and filmed in Snowdonia during the industrial revolution. Directed by William McGregor. 2020s 2020: You Should Have Left, directed by David Koepp and starring Kevin Bacon and Amanda Seyfried; filmed in Llanbister. 2020: The Haunting of Margam Castle, directed by Andrew Jones. Other Welsh-related films Films with Welsh characters (but not set in Wales) 1952: Cosh Boy is a film in which the main character's mother is Welsh. It was directed by Lewis Gilbert. 1956: In The Searchers, directed by John Ford, the character Martin Pawly claims that he is 1/8 Cherokee, and the rest is English and Welsh. 1958: Look Back in Anger, starred Welsh actor Richard Burton and featuring the Welsh character, Cliff. It was directed by Tony Richardson. 1958: The Vikings has Rhodri Mawr as a character, and his daughter Morgana (played by Janet Leigh). 1959: I'm All Right, Jack starred Peter Sellers and featured a Welsh worker named Dai. It was directed by John Boulting. 1959: Upstairs and Downstairs features a Welsh female character, and was directed by Ralph Thomas. 1964: Zulu, starring Michael Caine, depicts the struggle of a detachment of a Welsh regiment against Zulu warriors. It was directed by Cy Endfield. 1968: Candy, features Richard Burton as a Welsh alcoholic poet, MacPhisto. 1970: The Molly Maguires, directed by Martin Ritt and starring Sean Connery, tells the story of the Irish labor troubles in the anthracite coal mines of Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. Several characters, including the police chief Davies (played by Englishman Frank Finlay), and a miner Jenkins (played by Englishman John Alderson), are Welsh. 1971: Two English Girls (Les Deux anglaises et le continent) was directed by François Truffaut. Despite the title, the titular "English girls" are actually both Welsh. 1971: 10 Rillington Place, directed by Richard Fleischer, stars John Hurt as a Welshman living in London. 1977: In A Bridge Too Far, one of the final scenes features a minor character nicknamed Taff. 1978: The Hound of the Baskervilles features Dudley Moore portraying a Welsh Doctor Watson, reusing a version of his Welsh accent from