Based in the Riverside building, County Hall, London adjacent the London eye is a lovely relatively new museum that opened in 2008 by Jonathan Sands, the majority of the museums exhibits are from his private collection. The London Film museum is a collection of film memorabilia from numerous film blockbusters covering all generations of TV. The London Film museum is the only museum in Britain that is devoted to the film industry in all its splendour. Whether you like the old Sinbad films or you'd rather watch a more recent Harry Potter or the Borrowers, there is something here for you. The museum itself seems to be endless ...  Read the complete review

My husband and I recently spent a weekend in London, at the Fan Fest convention. This was a two-day event featuring actors from the James Bond films and the venue for this was the London Film Museum, so while we were there, we had a look round the museum (as it was included in our £35 event tickets). It is a relatively new museum, having been opened by Jonathan Sands in 2008. It is situated on the first floor of the County Hall, which is on the Southbank, so is easy to find. It is right near the London Eye and across the Thames from the Houses of Parliament. It costs £12 for adults and £10 for concessions and is open from 10am to 5pm in the week, 10am to 6pm ...  Read the complete review