The 1942 British war film Went the Day Well? was primarily filmed on location in the village of Turville, Buckinghamshire, England. Turville served as the fictional village of Bramley End in the film. Key exterior scenes prominently feature landmarks such as the village windmill and the local church, St Mary the Virgin, which are well-preserved and recognizable to this day. The village's quintessentially picturesque rural English character was used to represent the idyllic "South Country" rural England popularized in art and poetry
. Additional filming took place at Ealing Studios in London, but the authentic village setting of Turville was central to the film's atmosphere and narrative
