Churchill and Roosevelt chit-chat
Nov 12 - Statues of Sir Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt are brought to life in London's West End to promote the release of 'Night at the Museum 2' on DVD.
Churchill can be heard complaining bitterly about the pigeons, parodying his famous "We shall never surrender" speech before the House of Commons during the Second World War in June 1940.
A team of digital artists spent two months planning the stunt which uses a series of light projections to give the impression that the statues' eyes and mouths were moving.
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