A levels for English Lit at uni

Those choices certainly wouldnt hinder you, some of the top unis in an article said that they didnt except people who did media, or film or drama. But those are all academic so youlll be absolutely fine. In fact English courses normally like you to have a grounding in history as it means you might not have to do so much research on context. Good luck in your exams, and youve picked an awesome subject!

What universities have you heard of that 'don't accept' Film and Media?!

Also, why has a thread from February been dragged up?

Well I read a report that higher univeristies are more likely to take a candidate with a slightly worse mark in academic subject than if it was film or media, specifically the unis mentioned were obviously Oxbridge, and I think Durham, Warwick.

Preferring traditional subjects to non-traditional ones =/= non-acceptance of certain A-levels. To my knowledge, the only A-levels that categorically aren't accepted by some universities are Critical Thinking and General Studies.

Sorry to nit-pick, but I think you need to be careful about what you're implying - since Film and Media most certainly are accepted at all of those universities you just mentioned (I happen to know because I applied to them all [Oxford, not Cambridge] with a Film A-level in tow, and had offers from both Oxford and Durham).