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Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang 50 years

 

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Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang with a fantasmagorical exhibition at Beaulieu!

Launching just in time for October half-term, visit us from 20th October 2018 – 3rd November 2019 to see a truly scrumptious collection of never-before-seen memorabilia to celebrate the 50th anniversary of this family favourite film.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to see props, costumes and original artwork… and meet the four-wheeled stars!


Meet the stars of the show

See an original screen Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and the Humber 8hp driven by Truly Scrumptious.

Rowland Emett’s inventive Machines

Step inside Coggins’ Garage to see Humbug Major Sweet Machine, Clockwork Lullabye, the Little Dragon Carpet Sweeper and Hot Air Rocking Chair.

Rowland Emett inventions. Humbug Major and Little Dragon Carpet Sweeper.

Memorabilia

The weird and wonderful! See signatures of the cast, pedal and Corgi cars, comics, computer games, pop-up books and even lunch boxes inspired by the film.

original Artwork

Original film concept art by Sir Ken Adam, storyboard watercolour artwork by Robert Laing and technical drawings by Peter Lamont will be on display for the first time, along with the solid silver Chitty model bought for producer Cubby Broccoli by his wife Dana.

See Chitty in action!

In the grounds, see a Chitty Chitty Bang Bang reconstruction being driven around the attraction. You may even be lucky enough to be taken for a ride.

Costumes

Costumes will include those of the Child Catcher and Sally Anne Howes’ life-size music box doll dress.

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Costumes. Life-size music box doll dress and Child Catcher costume.

Discover the Chitty Story

Follow the story of Chitty, beginning with the real-life exploits of racing driver Count Louis Zborowski, whose racing cars were named Chitty Bang Bang because of the sound they made.

Snap a selfie

Pose beside the full-size replica of Grandpa Pott’s hut, recreated using the original 50-year-old technical drawings. You can also see the actual Spy Phone prop used by the baron’s spies!


Eon Chitty Chitty Bang Bang outside National Motor Museum

Tickets

The Chitty Chitty Bang Bang 50 years exhibition is included in your admission ticket to Beaulieu, which also includes entry to all the Beaulieu attractions, including The National Motor Museum, World of Top Gear, Palace House, Beaulieu Abbey and more.

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Humber 8hp

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