romance, Sir Nigel. It was the scene of his winning of his war horse, Pommers, and his youthful conflict with the abbey authorities. Use as a film set The abbey ruins have been used as a location in the filming of a number of films and television dramas: Invasion (2001, miniseries) 28 Days Later (2002) Elizabeth: The Golden Age (2007, about Elizabeth I of England) Hot Fuzz (2007) Agatha Christie's Marple : Nemesis (2007, TV drama) Animal Soup (2009, video) Creation (2009, film about Charles Darwin) Night School: the Web Series (2014, web series) Into the Woods (2014, film) The Huntsman: Winter's War (2016, film) The Mummy (2017, film) Howards End (2017 television drama) References External links Visitor information and audio tour: English Heritage 19th century account of the abbey Map showing Waverley Abbey Detailed historical record for Waverley Abbey English Heritage sites in Surrey Monasteries in Surrey Cistercian monasteries in England Tourist attractions in Surrey Ruins in Surrey Religious organizations established in the 1120s Christian monasteries established in the 12th century 1128 establishments in England 1536 disestablishments in England Ruined abbeys and monasteries Farnham Buildings and structures in Farnham Scheduled monuments in Surrey Monasteries dissolved under the English Reformation