A home for R2-D2, ET and more: A new film museum in LA celebrates movie magic

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Other memorabilia include the red slippers from The Wizard Of Oz and the Rosebud sled from Citizen Kane, as well as models from movies such as Fantastic Mr Fox.

Actors Tom Hanks and Anna Kendrick on Tuesday hailed a new museum in Los Angeles dedicated to filmmaking, calling it a celebration of an art form that has made a global impact.

Hanks, a member of the board of trustees for the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, said it was important that Los Angeles have a showcase for the movie business, as the home of Hollywood. On display are movie memorabilia including a pair of red slippers from The Wizard of Oz, the Rosebud sled from Citizen Kane and a R2-D2 model from Star Wars, along with costumes and video displays running film clips.

Plans for the museum were first announced in 2012 with a projected 2016 opening, but building was repeatedly delayed.

 

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