fEATURING OVER 100 ORIGINAL VEHICLES & ARTEFACTS SPANNING ALL 24 JAMES BOND FILMS
Bond In Motion at the London Film Museum is a fantastic family-friendly experience located in Covent Garden, London. Home to an extensive collection of original vehicles and props featured in the iconic film series, it is the largest exhibition of its kind anywhere in the world.
Bond In Motion, in association with EON Productions, has over 100 individual original items on display from the James Bond film series including concept drawings, storyboards, scripts, model miniatures and full-size cars, boats, and motorbikes. Highlights include the Aston Martin DB10 from Spectre, the Aston Martin DB5 from GoldenEye; the ‘Wet Nellie’ Lotus Esprit S1 from The Spy Who Loved Me; the Rolls-Royce Phantom III from Goldfinger; and the ‘Little Nellie’ Wallis WA-116 Agile Autogyro from You Only Live Twice.
New and previously unseen exhibits are regularly added, and there are no replicas - every item displayed has been used in one of the 24 James Bond films to date.
Tickets are available at the venue box office daily or can be purchased in advance.
Bond In Motion, in association with EON Productions, has over 100 individual original items on display from the James Bond film series including concept drawings, storyboards, scripts, model miniatures and full-size cars, boats, and motorbikes. Highlights include the Aston Martin DB10 from Spectre, the Aston Martin DB5 from GoldenEye; the ‘Wet Nellie’ Lotus Esprit S1 from The Spy Who Loved Me; the Rolls-Royce Phantom III from Goldfinger; and the ‘Little Nellie’ Wallis WA-116 Agile Autogyro from You Only Live Twice.
New and previously unseen exhibits are regularly added, and there are no replicas - every item displayed has been used in one of the 24 James Bond films to date.
Tickets are available at the venue box office daily or can be purchased in advance.
THE EXHIBITION
The Largest Official Collection
of Original James Bond Vehicles
Bond in Motion is the official exhibition of James Bond vehicles that feature in the renowned film series. It is the largest display of its kind ever staged in London.
James Bond first hit the big screen in 1962, when Ian Fleming’s 007 was introduced to cinema audiences around the world as the double o agent in Dr No. Half a century and six Bonds later, the franchise is now one of the longest running in cinema history.
James Bond first hit the big screen in 1962, when Ian Fleming’s 007 was introduced to cinema audiences around the world as the double o agent in Dr No. Half a century and six Bonds later, the franchise is now one of the longest running in cinema history.
In the main exhibition space the numerous vehicles on display include the archetypal Bond car, the Aston Martin DB5, Goldfinger’s majestic Rolls-Royce Phantom III and the unforgettable Lotus Esprit S1 submersible from The Spy Who Loved Me. Displayed alongside less predictable 007 modes of transport such as the Citroën 2CV and the Crocodile Submarine the exhibit also includes a variety of aircraft, boats and motorcycles.
These creative action vehicles play a pivotal role in all 24 movies and continue to propel James Bond to the cutting-edge of cinematic espionage. There are no replicas - every vehicle exhibited is an original used for filming. The majority are loaned from the archive of EON Productions who produce the movies and the Ian Fleming Foundation who have located and restored many of the vehicles.
These creative action vehicles play a pivotal role in all 24 movies and continue to propel James Bond to the cutting-edge of cinematic espionage. There are no replicas - every vehicle exhibited is an original used for filming. The majority are loaned from the archive of EON Productions who produce the movies and the Ian Fleming Foundation who have located and restored many of the vehicles.
The upper mezzanine features several examples of the creative process of the production company’s art department - never-before-seen concept art and storyboards.
Bond In Motion displays both the adrenalin-pumping high performance machinery and the unique 007 defining inventions that are essential to the continuing James Bond story.
Bond In Motion displays both the adrenalin-pumping high performance machinery and the unique 007 defining inventions that are essential to the continuing James Bond story.
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VISITOR INFORMATION
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE VENUE BOX OFFICE DAILY
Tickets can be purchased in advance by following the link below.
Should there be a queue on the day of your visit these tickets will give you priority entrance.
TICKET PRICES
Represents standard admission prices.
Full price - £14.50
Child Ticket - [5-15years] £9.50
Concession Ticket - £9.50
[Students, 65 + and freedom pass holders]
Family Ticket - £38
Under 5 - Free
GIFT TICKETS AVAILABLE.
Audio Tour£3 for One
£5 for Two
Group Bookings
can be either be purchased at the box office or online in advance. Please email montana@londonfilmmuseum.com
or call 0207 836 4913 for more information.
Educational Information
For full detail, click here
Tour gift packages
Why not treat a loved one to a birthday or Christmas tour gift package.For £50 you can have a tour for two within our opening hours including a hot drink in our café.
For £100 you can have a private tour for two after opening hours from 6pm-7.30pm.
If you want to make your private after hours tour more special a bottle of prosecco can be arranged for your arrival.
For all tour bookings and enquiries please contact montana@londonfilmmuseum.com
**Please note private tours need to be booked on a specific date at least a week in advance, to ensure tour guide availability.**
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Last Entrance is 1 hour before closing time.Disabled Guests
There is good access with entrance from street level and a lift to all areas of the museum. Disabled guests are entitled to free entry for a carer.
Photography
Personal photography is allowed but note that there is no flash photography.
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK * 10am - 6pm [last entry at 5pm]
*Please check website for special event announcements as these may result in the Museum being closed.
*Please check website for special event announcements as these may result in the Museum being closed.
VISIT MUSEUM
LONDON FILM MUSEUM COVENT GARDEN
We are located at: 45 Wellington Street, Covent Garden, London WC2E 7BN, England
TRAIN CONNECTIONS
The nearest Train station is Charing Cross. Also Waterloo Station is located approximately a 15 minute walk away over Waterloo Bridge.For information on National Rail services from these stations please visit the National Rail website or else call 08457 48 49 50.
London UNDERGROUND
The nearest tube stations are:- Leicester Square (Northern and Piccadilly Lines)
- Charing Cross (Bakerloo and Northern Line)
- Covent Garden (Piccadilly Line)
*Please note Covent Garden station is exit only until November 2015
Bus connectionS
The nearest bus route is the RV1 that stops on Russell Street approximately one minute away from the museum. Other bus routes that stop within a short walking distance of the museum include: 1, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 15, 19, 23, 24, 25, 26, 29, 38, 55, 59, 69, 73, 77A, 91, 98, 134, 139, 168, 171, 172, 176, 188, 242, 243, 34 and X68.PARKING INFORMATION
'Q-Park is the London Film Museums preferred parking partner. Their Chinatown car park is only 8 minutes’ walk from the museum and has recently undergone a 2.5 million pound refurbishment. The car park benefits from secure vehicle and pedestrian entrance, improved lighting, CCTV, manned 24hr patrols, lifts, free buggy hire, shoe shine machines and improved customer toilet facilities. Visitors to the museum can pre-book their parking before their visit and benefit from a 10% discount using the code “lfm” when making their booking. To find out more information or make a booking clink on the link www.q-park.co.ukOPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK * 10am - 6pm [last entry at 5pm]
*Please check website for special event announcements as these may result in the Museum being closed.
*Please check website for special event announcements as these may result in the Museum being closed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
You can find commonly asked questions below, click arrow to expand this section
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What is in the museum?
The entire museum is dedicated to Bond in Motion featuring the Cars of Spectre, the largest official collection of original James Bond vehicles. There are no other films represented at present.
What’s new in the exhibition?
We have recently launched the Cars of Spectre, featuring cars and props from Spectre (the latest Bond film). This has its own dedicated area within Bond in Motion and is included in your ticket price.
How long is the exhibition staying for?
Bond in Motion is a permanent exhibition with no end date currently. Tickets are available to purchase for all dates.
What are your opening hours?
Our opening hours are:
Monday- 10am-6pm (last entry 5pm)
Tuesday- 10am-6pm (last entry 5pm)
Wednesday- 10am-6pm (last entry 5pm)
Thursday- 10am-6pm (last entry 5pm)
Friday- 10am-6pm (last entry 5pm)
Saturday- 10am-6pm (last entry 5pm)
Sunday- 10am-6pm (last entry 5pm)
Please be advised that we sometimes have private events and will close for the day/or early. Please always check the website in advance of visiting for these notifications.
Monday- 10am-6pm (last entry 5pm)
Tuesday- 10am-6pm (last entry 5pm)
Wednesday- 10am-6pm (last entry 5pm)
Thursday- 10am-6pm (last entry 5pm)
Friday- 10am-6pm (last entry 5pm)
Saturday- 10am-6pm (last entry 5pm)
Sunday- 10am-6pm (last entry 5pm)
Please be advised that we sometimes have private events and will close for the day/or early. Please always check the website in advance of visiting for these notifications.
What are your ticket prices?
Under 5’s- Free
Child (15 and under)- £9.50
Concession (students, OAP’s (65 +), freedom pass holders
Adult- £14.50
Disabled – relevant full price ticket with free access to a carer
Child (15 and under)- £9.50
Concession (students, OAP’s (65 +), freedom pass holders
Adult- £14.50
Disabled – relevant full price ticket with free access to a carer
Do you have to pre-book?
You do not have to pre-book tickets. You are able to purchase these on the door on the day of your visit.
I’ve pre-ordered my ticket but would like to change the date. Is this possible?
Please call the relevant ticketing agent:
Ticketmaster (link through the website)
0844 844 0444 / 0333 321 999 365
tickets - 0901 8100 365
Encore tickets- 020 7492 1500
Ticketmaster (link through the website)
0844 844 0444 / 0333 321 999 365
tickets - 0901 8100 365
Encore tickets- 020 7492 1500
My ticket says an entry time of 10am or 1pm, do I have to arrive at this time?
If your ticket says 10am you may enter anytime between 10am and 1pm
If your ticket says 1pm you may enter anytime between 1pm and 5pm.
If your ticket says 1pm you may enter anytime between 1pm and 5pm.
How do I get to the museum?
The museum is located just off Covent Garden piazza. The closest tube station is Covent Garden- a short 2 minute walk away. Please refer to google maps for full details.
Is there any Parking?
Yes, there is on street parking outside the museum. This is done on a pay at meter system. Covent Garden is an extremely popular area of London so parking cannot be guaranteed.
How long should I allow for my visit?
We suggest that you should allow at least an hour to visit all areas of the museum.
Is the museum wheelchair friendly?
Yes
Can I take photographs?
Photography and filming for personal use are allowed, unless a sign indicates otherwise. Flash photography and tripods are not permitted.
Are pushchairs, baby backpacks, rucksacks, and mobility scooters allowed in the museum?
Yes
Is the Museum child friendly?
The museum is very child and baby friendly; there are baby-changing facilities in the exhibition gallery toilet. Make sure you pick up one of our children’s worksheets at the box office!
Are dogs welcome?
Assistance dogs are permitted.
Do you have and can I rent an audio guide?
Yes, these can be purchased at the box office.
My digital photo still hasn’t been received. What do I do?
Please e-mail supervisor@londonfilmmuseum.com
Is there a gift shop?
Yes there is a fully stocked gift shop where Bond products can be purchased. Anything from dvd’s, t-shirts, mugs, keyrings etc.
Is there somewhere to buy refreshments?
We have a café that sells a selection of hot and cold drinks, cakes, confectionary and snacks.
My question isn’t listed here?
If your question hasn’t been answered here then please call us on 0207 836 4913 or else email info@londonfilmmuseum.com.
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Bond In Motion has over 100 individual original items on display from all 24 James Bond films from concept drawings, storyboards, scripts, model miniatures and full size vehicles from cars, boats, bikes and gyrocopters.
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VENUE HIRE
The fantastic spaces within the Bond In Motion Exhibition at the London Film Museum are now available to hire for your event.
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Ideal for a reception or celebration, your guests will have the museum to themselves, surrounded by some of the most iconic vehicles in movie history.
The event team has over 25 years production experience and is on hand to see your event through from start to finish, equipped to advise you on everything from catering, lighting, visual and staffing.
The event team has over 25 years production experience and is on hand to see your event through from start to finish, equipped to advise you on everything from catering, lighting, visual and staffing.
For a private tour of the museum to see how original it is, please contact us on 020 7202 7043
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ABOUT THE MUSEUM CAREERS
Read More + Starting in 1998 Jonathan worked with Nick Harrison on special projects which included The Aliens Resurrection party at BAFTA and a grand event for the Prince of Malaysia on the set of Star Wars: Episode 1 – The Phantom Menace at Leavesden Studios. Sadly, Nick Harrison passed away at the age of 37, but his legacy lives on. Jonathan bought the collection and company in 2001 and built it up into a full service production company, creating attractions like The Seven Deadly Sins at Thorpe Park and the Chelsea Football Club Centenary Museum at Stamford Bridge. He was invited to help co-ordinate a tie-in at the Monaco Grand Prix between Lucasfilm and Red Bull, which included the transportation and installation of full size space-crafts, and the co-ordination of the actors in costume during the event.
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Read More + However, the team are determined to constantly improve the offering and to create a film museum that is worthy of flying the flag for the industry and the individuals working within it. Everything is produced in-house and in a similar way to a film, from the initial concept, script, art direction, set construction, production and editing. In March 2008 Jonathan was introduced to Rick Senat, an ex-Senior Executive at Warner Bros. and a pillar within the British film industry. In March 2009, Rick became Chairman and Jonathan Chief Executive. Rick then formed the Movieum's Advisory Group which included David Robinson (Chaplin’s Biographer and well respected Film Critic), Leslie Hardcastle OBE, (creator of MOMI), Linda Ayton (Fred Zinnemann’s P.A.) and Professor Ian Christie (Birkbeck University of London).The first two key decisions to be passed by the new Advisory Group were the rebranding of the name to London Film Museum and to create the Chaplin Exhibition.
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Read More + The new State of the art facility opened its doors on April 21st 2012 with an iconic exhibition called Magnum on Set, with images by Magnum photographers taken on the sets of films such as 'The Seven Year Itch', 'Rebel Without A Cause', 'Moby Dick' and 'Zabriskie Point'. The photographs – which include Eve Arnold's shots of Marilyn Monroe and Robert Capa's images of Ingrid Bergman, Billy Wilder and John Huston. In January 2014, production began on the Bond In Motion exhibition in partnership with Eon Productions opening a new chapter in the London Film Museum's history.
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LONDON FILM MUSEUM COVENT GARDEN
45 Wellington Street, Covent Garden, London WC2E 7BN, England
The BEGINNINGS
The London Film Museum is the only film museum of its kind in Great Britain, supporting the Film Industry and the talent within it. We are self supporting, reinvesting back into the museum and within the community, creating a number of local area initiatives that also form an important part of the school curriculum. The London Film Museum (previously The Movieum) was founded and created by Jonathan Sands in February 2008 following the success of Star Wars The Exhibition, which he co-promoted at the same venue the previous year. About 50% of the museum’s collection is from his private archive. Jonathan began his career as a commercial and advertising photographer, opening his own studio at the age of 17. He moved to the famous Elstree Film Studios as resident photographer in 1997 where he met Nicholas Harrison who owned a prop and events company called Weird and Wonderful.Read More + Starting in 1998 Jonathan worked with Nick Harrison on special projects which included The Aliens Resurrection party at BAFTA and a grand event for the Prince of Malaysia on the set of Star Wars: Episode 1 – The Phantom Menace at Leavesden Studios. Sadly, Nick Harrison passed away at the age of 37, but his legacy lives on. Jonathan bought the collection and company in 2001 and built it up into a full service production company, creating attractions like The Seven Deadly Sins at Thorpe Park and the Chelsea Football Club Centenary Museum at Stamford Bridge. He was invited to help co-ordinate a tie-in at the Monaco Grand Prix between Lucasfilm and Red Bull, which included the transportation and installation of full size space-crafts, and the co-ordination of the actors in costume during the event.
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2006-2009
In 2006 Lucasfilm requested that the 30th Anniversary Exhibition be hosted in London and Jonathan was approached by the promoter to host the event at County Hall, where he had negotiated a short term license to present the exhibition. Star Wars -The Exhibition opened on May 4th 2007 and was a great success and voted Britain’s No1 family attraction by the Telegraph. Weird and Wonderful continued to service the film industry with props and set pieces but was falling victim to the CGI technologies which required less physical objects, coupled with a diminishing themed events market. When Star Wars closed and moved on in January 2008, Jonathan set about moving his entire collection into County Hall under the banner of The Movieum of London, which opened to a fantastic reception in February 2008, following the signing of a 25 year lease on 35,000 sq.ft of the first floor.Read More + However, the team are determined to constantly improve the offering and to create a film museum that is worthy of flying the flag for the industry and the individuals working within it. Everything is produced in-house and in a similar way to a film, from the initial concept, script, art direction, set construction, production and editing. In March 2008 Jonathan was introduced to Rick Senat, an ex-Senior Executive at Warner Bros. and a pillar within the British film industry. In March 2009, Rick became Chairman and Jonathan Chief Executive. Rick then formed the Movieum's Advisory Group which included David Robinson (Chaplin’s Biographer and well respected Film Critic), Leslie Hardcastle OBE, (creator of MOMI), Linda Ayton (Fred Zinnemann’s P.A.) and Professor Ian Christie (Birkbeck University of London).The first two key decisions to be passed by the new Advisory Group were the rebranding of the name to London Film Museum and to create the Chaplin Exhibition.
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2010-PRESENT
In January 2010 The Movieum officially changed its name to the London Film Museum and embarked on curating a number of exhibitions that included Charlie Chaplin - The Great Londoner and Ray Harryhausen, Myths & Legends. With the South Bank location having attracted many thousands of visitors over the 6 years, the lease interest was finally sold to Merlin Entertainments in December 2013. In August 2010, property company Capital and Counties Plc began negotiations with the Directors to create a new London Film Museum as part of their plans in Covent Garden and planning permission was approved by Westminster City Council in November of the same year, paving the way for a multi million pound development of the former Flower Cellars, a 25,000 sq.ft facility to build alongside the famous all new Balthazar restaurant.Read More + The new State of the art facility opened its doors on April 21st 2012 with an iconic exhibition called Magnum on Set, with images by Magnum photographers taken on the sets of films such as 'The Seven Year Itch', 'Rebel Without A Cause', 'Moby Dick' and 'Zabriskie Point'. The photographs – which include Eve Arnold's shots of Marilyn Monroe and Robert Capa's images of Ingrid Bergman, Billy Wilder and John Huston. In January 2014, production began on the Bond In Motion exhibition in partnership with Eon Productions opening a new chapter in the London Film Museum's history.
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