I was surprise how much I enjoyed Bond in Motion
The film with the cars is a wonderful concept
I would love to thank your wonderful staff who man the front desk and door they went beyond the call of duty to help me and the young lady who was serving at the coffee bar was delightful if there is a team award it should go to the four wonderful staff
Sue in pink and Valerie xx
The London Film Museum and EON Productions are delighted to announce that the Bond in Motion exhibition, the largest official collection of original James Bond vehicles, will be on display for the first time in London from 21 March.
This exciting family exhibition will transform the entire London Film Museum space in Covent Garden and will allow Bond fans and members of the public to see the most up to date collection, including for the first time in the UK, the 1/3 scale model of Agusta Westland’s AW101 helicopter used whilst filming 2012’s Skyfall. Bond in Motion will also feature a wide range of vehicles, miniature models, action sequence boards, vehicle concept art and props from all of the James Bond films.
Iconic cars that have featured in the high octane, all action Bond vehicle chases will also be on display, including "Wet Nellie" Lotus Esprit S1, from The Spy Who Loved Me, 1977, the Rolls-Royce Phantom III from Goldfinger, 1964 and the Aston Martin DB5 from GoldenEye, 1995.
Update:
Due to popular demand the London Film Museum will remain dedicated to Bond in Motion until further notice. It will see new exhibits added in 2015, including vehicles from the latest Bond adventure, SPECTRE.