BOND IN MOTION- Exhibition closure

A friend sent me the screen shot on Monday to let me know the Bond in Motion museum was at the end of its Time
I had tickets for last year after the film was originally due out, to see all the new NTTD cars, and we all know how that story ends.
I’ve put a link it to a couple of these cars and a couple of pics, but if anyone has any others please add them, at least I know I can look on here to remember this amazing place.
P.S. if anyone who works there reads this, I am more than happy to look after any of your displays for you!
http://londonfilmmuseum.com/
https://youtu.be/-x8lQJWojeU
https://youtu.be/DTLlaSJVF_A
https://youtu.be/2Jyz_6wl2ME
BOND IN MOTION- EXHIBITION CLOSURE
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT
LONDON FILM MUSEUM
The Bond in Motion exhibition has now come to the end of it’s time at the London Film Museum. 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. Thanks goes to everyone who was part of the Bond in Motion Exhibition!





I had tickets for last year after the film was originally due out, to see all the new NTTD cars, and we all know how that story ends.
I’ve put a link it to a couple of these cars and a couple of pics, but if anyone has any others please add them, at least I know I can look on here to remember this amazing place.
P.S. if anyone who works there reads this, I am more than happy to look after any of your displays for you!
http://londonfilmmuseum.com/
https://youtu.be/-x8lQJWojeU
https://youtu.be/DTLlaSJVF_A
https://youtu.be/2Jyz_6wl2ME
BOND IN MOTION- EXHIBITION CLOSURE
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT
LONDON FILM MUSEUM
The Bond in Motion exhibition has now come to the end of it’s time at the London Film Museum. 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. Thanks goes to everyone who was part of the Bond in Motion Exhibition!






Paul
(no money left now...send food parcels)
(no money left now...send food parcels)
Comments
I had pics but when my house was burgled I had them all snatched away with the laptop & usbs. I have the brochure still.
I had no idea the exhibition was still going.
Wish I'd seen that but never got around to it.
I wonder where the exhibits are now?
Roger Moore 1927-2017
Yes, it was a lovely exhibition but the lighting was never great. Particularly on the DB5 which had a horrible flat blue light on it which did the bodywork no favours.
Still, it was full of lovely things. I didn't see the NTTD display as I thought I'd leave it until after the film, which was obviously foolish in retrospect!
Some belong to Eon, so I imagine in storage somewhere; some are owned by private owners so on their way back to them I guess.
You're not wrong !!!
All my Fan Fiction, my reviews, photos, work correspondence, my Jon Drago novels (three of which were unpublished), all my poems. I have almost everything on hard copy, but its taken me a year to get around to typing it all again. Plus Covis and being unemployed again. 2020 was not a good year for me.
My mates said, "Didn't you store it in the cloud?" but I'm old school and I thought backing up onto a 'working' and a 'back up' USB would be fine. As you say, what the hell are they going to do with the USBs? There wasn't even pornography on them !
Back to topic...
I found the brochure last night and had a lovely reminisce - I remember I virtually swooned when I saw Tracy's Mercury Cougar XR7 - a beautiful, low slung, sleek late sixties bird-puller. Wonderful
On a side note is the James Bond Car Collection still going? It went on forever, I imagine they'd bring out another Aston Martin DB5 but with a NTTD diorama.
Roger Moore 1927-2017
Mustang? I don't recall the coffin.
I guess considering the Mustang at Bond in Motion was supposed to be the original (and in a pretty terrible state) the one in Paris was maybe a replica.
Yeah there were a few; annoyingly they weren't labelled either. I was never sure if the OHMSS DBS was the real one or not, for example. I think they probably had quite a few from Cars of the Stars, which would generally be real.
The biggest clue was the LALD bus: it had the top removed but it was only the roof and not the whole top floor, as in the film!
Let's hope they could open something a little more permanent like a permanent Bond Cars Museum - yes I know I'm asking a lot in these times but I'm only suggesting it.
Roger Moore 1927-2017