Hampshire, - exhibition displaying various cars that are used for the James Bond film is open to the public starting January 17, 2012 with ticket prices £ 10 per person, children pay half.
James Bond - Ian Fleming character essay - known by its action in addition to combating crime and beautiful women, these flamboyant British also had types of sophisticated and luxurious cars.
Well, tomorrow's cars - totaling about 50 units - used by James Bond in films made in the 1960s such as "Dr. No" to "Quantum of Solace, collected in one right. That's what happens in the exhibition titled" Bond In Motion "at the National Motor Museum, Beaulieu, Hampshire, England. celebration was held to commemorate the golden years (50 years) James Bond entry on the silver screen.
At the opening of the exhibition, some of the stars "James Bond" was also present, namely Britt Ekland, Eunice Gayson and Colin Salmon. In addition to the car, also display some special equipment "Bond" like a speed boat, motorbike, train, jet and parachute.
Cars on display include the Aston Martin DB5 1964 and Rolls-Royce Phantom III in 1937 who starred in "Goldfinger". Also there is the Lotus Esprit S1, or nicknamed 'Wet Nellie' in the film of "The Spy Who Loved Me", very famous instrument for flying Acrostar in "Octopussy" and BMW 750iL in "Tomorrow Never Dies".
