I could be the last Brit in the world who's not seen this, but thought it was rather relevant to the discussion about taking photos in a museum and iconoclasm.
This was actually made in a place of worship, St Bartholomew’s Church in London (one of those that featured in the film Four Weddings And A Funeral).
[Amazingly, some people across the other side of an ocean believed it was the real thing, but that's the nation some of whose whose congressmen and many of its citizens apparently believe in coin elves and that importing illicitly obtained and illegally imported dugup antiquities is not a bad thing].
(I'd better use the 'fiction' tag below, just in case...).