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The London Film Museum has a wide variety of areas for filming and photography and we have been used for feature films, TV series and Press Junkets.
With private rooms available day and night with views over the river, and the historic Debating Chamber we can offer a solution for most of your filming needs.
Please note: Photography is permitted inside the museum for personal use only. Should you be wishing to use any images in any books, marketing or press campaigns, or aiming to make any monetary gain from the use of the images, then permission must be sort beforehand. There may be a charge involved in this.
Should you have any questions then please email lucy@londonfilmmuseum.com
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Special Events
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5 mins walk from Waterloo Station. NEXT TO THE LONDON EYE
A Magical Event
Plans for the spectacular Harry Potter: A Magical Event at the LFM
Covent Garden Site
London Film Museum unveils plans for a new location in Covent Garden
ray harryhausen
Extended till June 2012, Ray Harryhausen - Myths and Legends
Ray Harryhausen
In June 2010, Ray Harryhausen opened the Myths & Legends exhibition.
Museum News
new covent Garden site announced
The London Film Museum has enjoyed a successful 2010 and at the start of 2011 has unveiled an exciting new location situated at the heart of the Covent Garden area in London.
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The London Film Museum is located on the first floor of the iconic County Hall opposite Big Ben and next to the London Eye.
Indiana Jones (1981)
Magnum star Tom Selleck was almost cast as Indiana before Harrison Ford.
Star Wars (1977)
Christopher Walken was almost cast as
Han Solo
The Godfather (1972)
Frank Sinatra, Laurence Olivier and Anthony Quinn were almost cast as Vito Corleone before Marlon Brando
James Bond, The Living Daylights (1987)
Pierce Brosnan was almost cast before producers finally chose Timothy Dalton
Magnum star Tom Selleck was almost cast as Indiana before Harrison Ford.
Star Wars (1977)
Christopher Walken was almost cast as
Han Solo
The Godfather (1972)
Frank Sinatra, Laurence Olivier and Anthony Quinn were almost cast as Vito Corleone before Marlon Brando
James Bond, The Living Daylights (1987)
Pierce Brosnan was almost cast before producers finally chose Timothy Dalton
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