Stock Photo - May 05, 1958 - Elstree goes Chinese for Ingrid Bergman film 'The inn of the sixth happiness'.: Elstree has gone native - at a cost of ?90,000. Beyond the Barnet by- pass the twirly tops of pagoda are peeping over the row of semi-detached houses. Authentic to the last sack of rice, Elstree has become a mud-and-plaster copy of the ancient valled Chinese city of Wangoh--g. It's all for 'The inn of the sixth happiness' the Ingrid Bergman film being made by twentieth Century -Fox, and it's all to cut the cost of going to Formosa, as was originally planned. Yesterday Miss Bergman dressed up in Chinese fashion rode through the dirt-deep shanty-town streets on mule. The set, the largest built outside Hollywood, covers 500,000 square feet. Photo shows an aerial view of the Chinese set at Elstree which cost ?90,000 to build. (Credit Image: © Keystone Press Agency/Keystone USA via ZUMAPRESS.com)