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      Aerial Britain

      TV-PG 2019 - Present 2 Seasons Documentary Travel List
      Reviews The success of exploring the United States from the sky in "Aerial America" has inspired a version that takes viewers on a similar journey of Britain. Filmed from helicopters and drones outfitted with high-definition cameras, the series highlights four regions -- Northern and Southern England, Wales, and Scotland -- and features views of iconic landmarks, both natural and man-made, plus monuments off the beaten path. Included are explorations of England's highest mountain, Scafell Pike; the secret hideaways where Led Zeppelin and Queen made music history; and a tiny island that once held an illustrious prisoner, Mary Queen of Scots. Read More Read Less Watch on Fandango at Home Premiered Apr 29 Buy Now

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      Synopsis The success of exploring the United States from the sky in "Aerial America" has inspired a version that takes viewers on a similar journey of Britain. Filmed from helicopters and drones outfitted with high-definition cameras, the series highlights four regions -- Northern and Southern England, Wales, and Scotland -- and features views of iconic landmarks, both natural and man-made, plus monuments off the beaten path. Included are explorations of England's highest mountain, Scafell Pike; the secret hideaways where Led Zeppelin and Queen made music history; and a tiny island that once held an illustrious prisoner, Mary Queen of Scots.
      Director
      Stephen Rooke
      Executive Producer
      Stephen Rooke, Charles Poe, David Royle
      Screenwriter
      David Ryan, Niall Murphy
      Network
      Smithsonian Channel
      Rating
      TV-PG
      Genre
      Documentary, Travel
      Original Language
      English
      Release Date
      Apr 28, 2019