Lights, camera, Windsor - film crews have taken over several sites across the town to turn them into the settings for a star-studded Netflix production. 

The Old Court arts centre and the King Neptune fish and chip shop, both in St. Leonards Road, found themselves having a Hollywood makeover last week. 

"They completely rebuilt our bar as an American bar - and put it back as it was in an hour," Old Court director Martin Denny said.

"It was phenomenal."

The change of scenery is reported to have been for the upcoming Netflix film 'My Oxford Year', starring Sofia Carson and Corey Mylchreest. 

The film is directed by BAFTA nominee Iain Morris - who created The Inbetweeners - and is based on a novel by Julia Whelan.

 Arminder Nandra, who took over the King Neptune fish and chip shop in 1998, said he had "never seen anything like it before" when his shop was taken over by the film crew. 

He said: "They just popped into the shop. They said it was the perfect location for what they needed. It was very exciting."

The film will see the character of Anna, an ambitious young American woman, set out for the UK and the University of Oxford to fulfil a childhood dream - which sees her meeting a charming and clever local who profoundly alters both of their lives.

Last month saw another Netflix production come to Berkshire, with signs that the Thursday Murder Club movie was being filmed near Theale. 

And one of the film's stars - former James Bond actor Pierce Brosnan - was snapped visiting a plush venue in central Reading. 

Berkshire could become a hotspot for productions following the completion of Shinfield Studios near Reading, which declared itself fully open for filming in June. 

The studio boasts 18 soundstages, including two of the largest in the country, each measuring a massive 43,000 sq ft.

"It's really exciting - with all these studios popping up - that the Old Court is being used as a filming location," Martin said. 

"We do get location managers now ringing up - they are getting us on their radar."