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Line 676: The station appears in the 2006 movie ''[[Children of Men]],'' where it serves as the fictional "Ark of Arts". A pig balloon also appears in the scene as homage to Pink Floyd.<ref>{{cite news \|last=Faraci \|first=Devin \|date=4 January 2007 \|title=Exclusive Interview: Alfonso Cuaron (Children of Men) \|publisher=Chud.com \|url=https://chud.com/8440/exclusive-interview-alfonso-cuaron-children-of-men/ \|access-date=8 February 2007}}</ref> The station features prominently in the 2006 2-part ''[[Doctor Who]]'' story "[[Rise of the Cybermen]]"/"[[The Age of Steel]]" where it is used as the primary base and conversion factory for the [[Cyberman\|Cybermen]] on a parallel earth. Scenes from the 2008 [[Batman in film\|Batman film]] ''[[The Dark Knight]]'' were filmed at Battersea.{{sfn\|Duncan Jesser\|Pourroy\|2012\|pp=168–169, 226}}{{sfn\|Duncan Jesser\|Pourroy\|2012\|p=187}}

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