John Lennon at Tittenhurst Park: July 1971

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Imagine: John Lennon.
Location: Tittenhurst Park , Ascot.
Date Released: Friday 7 October 1988.








'Gimme Some Truth'.
Location: Tittenhurst Park, Ascot.
Date Aired: Sunday 30 January 2000.
This sequence was obviously filmed some time before the Lennons purchased a small house to be installed in a little island in the grounds of their mansion and filmed a scene there.

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