The double decker bus that had its roof blown off was recreated for the show.
A replica of the bus bombed in July 2005 on set in Bermondsey Survivors of London’s 7/7 bombings have said they’re appalled that Disney is recreating the tragedy for a TV drama. It comes after scenes were filmed in the capital depicting the suicide bombings on a bus and three Tube trains in July 2005, which killed 56 people. The dramatisation, Suspect: The Shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes, includes a full scale replica of the No 30 double-decker that had its roof torn off in Tavistock Square.
But Mr Biddle and fellow victim Michael Henning, who is part of an online support group for survivors, said no one had been in touch. Mr Henning, a 57-year-old broker, added recreations such as this must be done with dignity and respect. ‘I would implore them to keep everyone informed as this is such a sensitive subject and can cause deep distress,’ he said.
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