Film Legends Museum, Film heritage museum in Nove Mesto district, Prague, Czech Republic.

The Film Legends Museum in Prague occupies the ground floor and rear courtyard annex of a townhouse at Opletalova 4, where it opened on 7 April 2023 after moving from Libeň. Its displays gather statues, busts, figurines, replicas and dioramas in scales from 1:6 to 1:1, made mainly of polystone, resin and fibreglass, with PVC for smaller figures and medical silicone for hyper-realistic characters.

The first exhibition opened on 10 October 2015 in Prague-Vysočany with 240 pieces, then moved to Poděbrady on 25 March 2016, where two terraced houses on Jiřího náměstí held over 700 exhibits on about 400 m². Branches followed in Prague-Libni (17 February 2018), Kroměříž (21 August 2019), Kutná Hora (12 February 2021) and Český Krumlov (17 June 2022). The Prague branch moved to Opletalova 4 in the centre, reopening on 7 April 2023.

The museum grew out of collector Johnny Wolf's private holdings and now presents around 3,000 pieces across five Czech exhibitions, each with a different selection. Displays cover comics, sci-fi, action, fairy tales, fantasy and horror, with figures made of polystone, resin, fibreglass and PVC, plus medical silicone for hyper-realistic characters.

The Prague branch is at Opletalova 4, near Wenceslas Square and Muzeum metro station. The exhibition is spread over two floors of a historic building, with narrow staircases between levels. Allow at least an hour to see the roughly 700 pieces, and note that the display changes as items are rotated between branches.

The Kutná Hora branch, opened on 12 February 2021 at Šultysova 147 near the plague column, focuses on Alien and Predator and holds a collection of AvP figures referencing H.R. Giger. It occupies historic cellars that had been unused for decades.