Original costumes from The World's End, Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz on display...

To help promote Simon Pegg and Nick Frost's new British comedy The World's End, the ArcLight Hollywood cinema in L.A. had this fantastic costume and prop exhibit in its foyer on August 8, 2013. To help garner maximum attention for the new movie the installation also leverages the success of the duo's previous breakout comedies, the zombie comedy Shaun of the Dead and cop buddy parody Hot Fuzz, with costumes featured in both those films on display also.

Original costumes and props from The World's End on display

With Simon Pegg a rising comic star in Hollywoodland, stealing the spotlight in recent Mission: Impossible and Star Trek movies, it's nice to see he still has time to write and star in his own movies and I'd imagine his higher profile Hollywood clout helps to get them financed and supported these days.

The World's End U.S. movie poster

Guy Speranza is Costume Designer on The World's End, which sees a group of five friends (played by Pegg, Nick Frost, Paddy Considine, Eddie Marsan and Martin Freeman) reunite after 20 years to re-enact an epic pub crawl, the Golden Mile, in their home town of Newton Haven. Rosamund Pike also stars as 'Sam', the sister of Martin Freeman's character 'Oliver' (hence the woman's outfit).

The World's End costume and prop exhibit ArcLight Hollywood

Simon Pegg plays 'Gary King', a 40-year old raging alcoholic stuck in the past, who drags his reluctant pals on the drinking marathon to the fabled pub, The World's End, during which time they discover they may be humanity's last hope from an alien robot invasion.

Apologies for the poor images, but unfortunately and rather frustratingly the movie exhibit is almost impossible to photograph with its protective screen reflecting all the light, but it is impressive how they've used the twelve pub signs as the backdrop for the display and it was cool to see all the costumes in person.

Screen-used film props featured in The World's End

Also included in the display were these props featured in movie, which is the third epic installment of director Edgar Wright's 'Cornetto Trilogy'.

The World's End U.K. movie poster

The first film was zombie romance mash-up Shaun of the Dead, the second was the buddy cop action comedy Hot Fuzz and this third outing mixes science-fiction with the comedy genre.

 Original costume worn by Simon Pegg in Shaun of the Dead

Here's Simon Pegg's bloody salesman costume from the 2004 zombie comedy, in which he plays the titular 'Shaun' who awakes one morning to find his town overrun by the undead.

Shaun of the Dead movie poster

Also on display with the costume and prop exhibit is this British police constable uniform from 2007's Hot Fuzz, which saw Simon Pegg's top London cop transferred to the quiet and quaint English town of Sanford and paired with Nick Frost, who unwittingly uncovers a mystery surrounding a rash of recent deadly 'accidents'.

Original British police costume featured in Hot Fuzz

The display doesn't say whose costume this is, but Annie Hardinge was Costumer Designer on both this small town cop comedy and Shaun of the Dead.

If you're a fan of funny films, be sure to check out these other movie costumes and props from the comedy genre.

Hot Fuzz movie poster

Crime, sci-fi and fantasy costumes and props on display at the London Film Museum...

Sorting through my photo archives I came across this eclectic collection of costumes and props from the worlds of crime, fantasy and science fiction that I've yet to share from my visit to the London Film Museum on May 15, 2012.

Monogrammed shirt worn by Gary Kemp as Ronnie Kray in The Krays

This white shirt was worn by Spandau Ballet's Gary Kemp in the 1990 biopic about the London's twin 60's underworld crime-lords, Ronnie and Reggie Kray (he played the former brother).

Also on display were some cool original movie memorabilia available to buy at PropStore.com.

Red jacket worn by Kristanna Loken as T-X

in Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines

In 2003's Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, Kristanna Loken wore this jacket as the sexy, but lethal, T-X Terminatrix from the future sent back to kill 'John Connor'.

Jacket worn by James Marsden as Cyclops in X-Men

Meanwhile James Marsden wore this black jacket as 'Scott Summers' aka 'Cyclops' in Bryan Singer's 2000 big screen X-Men comic book adaptation.

Shirt worn by Keanu Reeves as John Constantine in Constantine

In another comic book adaptation, this time for DC Comics Hellblazer character 'John Constantine', Keanu Reeves wore this shirt as the titular supernatural hero in the 2005 movie.

Blood-soaked t-shirt worn by Nick Frost as Ed in Shaun of the Dead

Zombie fans will love this t-shirt worn by Nick Frost in the 2004 comedy-horror Shaun of the Dead.

Mars colony money props used in Total Recall

Also on display from the world of sci-fi were these Mars colony bank notes from Arnold Schwarzenegger's original 1990 movie, Total Recall.

Original Wonka bar used in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

And finally this sweet prop was featured in Tim Burton's 2005 adaptation of Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, which starred Johnny Depp as confectionary wizard 'Willy Wonka'.

If you love these items, be sure to check out these other original costumes and props on display at the London Film Museum on my last visit...