Daniel Craig's blood-stained shirt from Casino Royale (2006). Casino Royale © 2006 Danjaq, LLC and United Artists Corporation and Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. All rights reserved.
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Totally agree with the last comment. The Bond films aren't aimed at younger kids either. Interactive machines have already spoiled some museums because kids just see them as a playground.
It's nice that not all exhibitions are full of gadgets that kids tend to monopolise. Educational these gadgets may be, they tend to be treated purely as toys by the kids thus limiting the enjoyment for everyone else visiting. One wonders why it would be suitable to bring young childern to a war museum anyway ,,,
This is a small and limited exhibition which could have been done better. It is not really suitable for young children or for kids expecting gadgets and the like. Also bizarrely there is much made of Ian Fleming's precise input to the art of the first covers of the books and yet the gift shop is selling the books with the tackiest page 3 girl type covers ever. What a tribute and I thought the world had moved on. Still the exhibition will no doubt be a much needed money spinner for IWM. The Holocaust exhibition is far better and its rightly free.