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Sherwood Crescent recreated for Lockerbie drama<br/><br/>Colin Firth has also been pictured locally on the set of the new drama based around the Lockerbie bombing in Scotland.<br/><br/>He plays the role of grieving father Dr Jim Swire in the upcoming Sky series.<br/><br/>Dr Swire and wife Jane led the campaign for an inquiry into the bombing of Pan Am flight 103 on 21 December 1988 after their daughter Flora was among 270 people killed in the tragedy.<br/><br/>Firth, 63, was pictured on set walking among \
Sherwood Crescent recreated for Lockerbie drama<br/><br/>Colin Firth has also been pictured locally on the set of the new drama based around the Lockerbie bombing in Scotland.<br/><br/>He plays the role of grieving father Dr Jim Swire in the upcoming Sky series.<br/><br/>Dr Swire and wife Jane led the campaign for an inquiry into the bombing of Pan Am flight 103 on 21 December 1988 after their daughter Flora was among 270 people killed in the tragedy.<br/><br/>Firth, 63, was pictured on set walking among \
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