Battersea Power Station
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The station stood in for an Eastern European military camp in the 1994 MacGyver TV movie, The Lost Treasure of Atlantis.
In Ian McKellen’s 1995 film adaptation of Shakespeare’s Richard III, the derelict power station stands in for Bosworth Field in Richard’s final battle scene.
In the “Knightsbridge” episode of Neil Gaiman’s 1996 television series Neverwhere, the station appears as the aboveground landmark for the London Below Floating Market.
A computer generated version of the power station appeared briefly in the background of a 2006 episode of the ABC television series Lost entitled “Fire and Water”, sporting an identifying sign saying “Widmore Construction”. This was the first introduced of one of the show’s principal antagonists, Charles Widmore.
In Alfonso Cuarn’s 2006 film, Children of Men, the station appears
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