Ananova reports the following:
Bond gadgets and 'Jaws' show up at anniversary museum
An exhibition commemorating the 40th anniversary of the first James Bond film is set to open.
The show, at the National Museum of Photography, Film and Television in Bradford, includes items from all 19 of Bond movies, including Oddjob's lethal bowler hat from Goldfinger.
One of the Aston Martins that Bond drove will also be on display as will the mini jet that he used to escape at the beginning of Octopussy.
Actress Eunice Gayson, who appeared in the first two Bond films - Dr No and From Russia with Love - will help launch the exhibition which opens on March 23 and runs until September 1.
The organisers are hoping that Richard Kiel, who played "Jaws" in two of the 007 films, will appear at the museum in May.
Visitors will be taken on a tour which will involve travelling through a gun barrel tunnel to receive a briefing in the office of Bond's boss M.
They will then tour Q's gadget workshop and visit the villain's lair based on the one used in The Man with the Golden Gun in which the bad guy was played by Christopher Lee.
Michael Harvey, the museum's curator, said: "The aim of the exhibition is to show how the Bond films are constructed and how they have endured over four decades."
To support the exhibition, the museum also hopes to host a season of Bond films.
Following its launch at Bradford, the exhibition will show at its sister institution, the Science Museum in London, from October 16 this year until - April 2003, before touring internationally.
