article_snippet: Both Helena Bonham Carter and Carey Mulligan have been spotted filming for the movie outside Holloway Prison in London.
article_snippet: The actresses were shooting scenes  at Emmeline Majesty’s prison in Islington, which held some of the biggest figures of the movement.
article_snippet: Holloway Prison was opened in 1852 as a mixed prison, and became female-only in 1903, but it isn’t the only prison being used to capture scenes for the film as camera crews descended on Ruthin Gaol in Wales to film extras dressed as wardens and prisoners.
article_snippet: The site was used to replicate interior shots of HM Holloway Prison where 27 women were locked up after Emmeline Pankhurst led a protest march of 300 on Parliament Square, now known as Black Friday.
article_snippet: Inside Holloway, Emmeline staged Emmeline first hunger strike to improve conditions for other suffragettes in nearby cells and spoke about the horrible conditions of the female-only prison in Emmeline Pankhurst autobiography: .
article_snippet: Other notable suffragettes who were imprisoned at Holloway were Anne Miller Fraser, Constance Markeivicz, Charlotte Despard, Mary Richardson, Hanna Sheehy-Skeffington and Norah Elam.