Fifty iconic and exclusive vehicles of the British character James Bond will be housed at the Brussels Expo from 9 December to 14 May 2023 for the 'Bond in Motion' exhibition.
This year, James Bond celebrates 60 years on the big screen, with the 1962 film 'Dr. No' having been the first of a series that still continues today. To date, there have been four different Bond actors, with much speculation being placed on who will be the next.
The exhibition 'Bond in Motion' was previously shown in London and Los Angeles, and will soon be arriving in Brussels.
This picture dated 11 February 1972 shows the main entry of L'etoile, an old movie theatre on Rue Neuve, on the occasion of the release of the 7th James Bond movie, Diamonds are forever. Credit: Belga Archives
Alongside seeing the iconic vehicles, visitors will also learn how the scenes and stunts with the vehicles were created.
007 universe, martinis and all
Using some fifty vehicles, visitors will be immersed in the universe of 007. In addition to many cars; motorcycles, boats, helicopters, a jetpack and even a subway car, which were used throughout the 25 James Bond films and come right off the set.
The Aston Martin DB5 will of course not be missing. Sets and other objects will portray how the well-known action scenes were made.
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The 6,000 m2 of Palace 1 is divided according to the four themes of water, earth, air and fire. The latter guarantees the explosive situations in which the British secret agent regularly found himself.
There is also a large British Bar serving the typical James Bond vodka martini, "shaken, not stirred".
