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...

Sci-fi and fantasy props at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas...

Welcome to this first installment of movie props, costumes and memorabilia photographed on display at the Planet Hollywood Cafe in Las Vegas on April 7, 2011. For today I've decided to collect together all the fantastic sci-fi and fantasy props found around the movie-themed restaurant.

Arnold Schwarzenegger's Mr. Freeze head

First up it seems only fitting to have a trio of props from Arnold Schwarzenegger movies, considering he was one of the original celebrity backers who founded Planet Hollywood alongside Bruce Willis, Demi Moore and Sylvester Stallone.

Batman & Robin movie poster

Here is his 'Mr. Freeze' head bust from 1997's critically mauled Batman & Robin. Apparently the prosthetic make up and costume for the frosty villain took six hours to apply each day.

Conan the Barbarian sword prop

Next is Arnold Schwarzenegger's sword from 1982's Conan the Barbarian, the film that kick-started his blockbuster career.

If you're a fan, be sure to also check out this Wheel of Pain miniature model from the original Conan the Barbarian movie.

Conan the Barbarian movie poster

Thirdly, here's a futuristic prop from another of Arnie's movies that is currently being remade, Total Recall.

Electronic nose tool prop from Total Recall

In the 1990 movie he starred as 'Doug Quaid', a construction worker in 2084 who discovers he's actually a secret agent freedom fighter from Mars.

Total Recall movie poster

Next up is another sci-fi movie prop, this time courtesy of Disney's original 1982 Tron movie.

Jai Alai arm game prop from Tron

Jeff Bridges used this type of Jai Alai arm prop fighting in the gladiatorial games in the computerized mainframe world as the titular 'Tron'.

If you like this be sure to check out original costumes and props from Tron: Legacy, the 2011 sequel that took 28 years to make it to the big screen.

Tron movie poster

In Ridley Scott's 1985 movie, Legend (one of Tom Cruise's earlier movies), Tim Curry starred as the demonic 'Lord of Darkness'. This is a giant sword prop from the fantasy adventure movie.

Lord of Darkness sword prop from Legend

Also take a look at Tim Curry's Lord of Darkness creature make-up on display.

Legend movie poster

In John Carpenter's 1981 movie, Escape from New York (set in the futuristic 1997), the Big Apple is a massive maximum security prison and Kurt Russell's fugitive 'Snake Plissken' is given 24 hours to find the President who has crash landed on Manhattan Island.

Kurt Russell's Snake Plissken machine gun prop

from Escape from New York

This is Snake Plissken's machine gun prop from the sci-fi movie.

Escape from New York movie poster

Next up are some creature effects, first from the 1990 comedy horror, Tremors.

Tremors worm creature head prop

In the movie Kevin Bacon and the natives of a small isolated Nevada town try and defend themselves against strange underground worm-like creatures that attack and kill them one by one.

Tremors movie poster

Next up are two puppets used in the Gremlins movie sequel, The New Batch, from 1990.

Gremlin puppets from Gremlins 2

In this movie the reptilian critters wrecked havoc in the building of a media mogul in a much more comedic film than the original.

Gremlins 2: The New Batch movie poster

Next was this squashed messenger prop from 1988's ghostly movie, Beetlejuice, which starred Michael Keaton as the titular eccentric character.

Flattened Messenger from Beetlejuice

Beetlejuice movie poster

Planet Hollywood had lots of different weapon props to ogle over, from futuristic guns to ancient samurai swords.

Assault rifle from Starship Troopers

They included this assault rifle used to kill giant insect aliens in 1997's sci-fi war movie, Starship Troopers.

Starship Troopers movie poster

Also on display was this raygun from 1984's sci-fi comedy, Ice Pirates, where water is a scarce commodity in the future.

Futuristic gun prop from The Ice Pirates

The Ice Pirates movie poster

In the 1986 fantasy action movie Highlander, starring Christopher Lambert as a long lived Scottish swordsman 'Connor MacLeod', Sean Connery played a fellow immortal 'Juan Sanchez Villa-Lobos Ramirez'.

Sean Connery's samurai sword prop from Highlander

Ramirez helps Connor adjust to life as an immortal when they meet in the 16th century and explains his katana was made by the Japanese swordsmith father of one of his wives.

Highlander movie poster

Finally for this collection of movie props, is the Joker playing card used by Jack Nicholson in Tim Burton's 1989 movie, Batman.

Jack Nicholson's signature Joker playing card from Batman

If you're a fan of the Caped Crusader, be sure to also check out Michael Keaton's Batman costume and Batmobile on display here at Hollywood Movie Costumes and Props.

Batman movie poster

Who knew there was more to Vegas than gambling, strippers and hangovers.

Planet Hollywood Las Vegas

Be sure to check back soon for even more cool movie memorabilia on display at the Planet Hollywood Cafe in Las Vegas.