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6712 Hollywood Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90028

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Two screens, the Lloyd E. Rigler Theater and the Spielberg Theater.







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  • 2011 | Best Historic Film Theater

    Before he dreamt up the Chinese Theatre or El Capitan, legendary entertainment impresario Sid Grauman built the Egyptian Theatre, two years before the 1924 discovery of Tutankhamen's tomb ignited a worldwide design craze inspired by King Tut's treasures. The lavish, artfully decorated theater was the site of the first Hollywood film premiere, screening Robin Hood with Douglas Fairbanks in 1922. Today, it's home to the American Cinematheque, a nonprofit that's been operating the Egyptian... More »

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    By Veronika Ferdman | Thu, May 17, 2012

    Thursday, May 17 Two of the American Cinematheque's many facets are on display tonight. Robert Bresson's penultimate work of existential despair, The Devil, Probably, screens at Santa Monica's Aero Theatre in a pristine 35mm print that should not ... More »

  • Your <i>Weekly</i> Movie To-Do List

    Your Weekly Movie To-Do List

    By Veronika Ferdman | Thu, May 10, 2012

    Thursday, May 10 The UCLA Film and TV Archive has silent films about two hot-button issues in store for tonight, with Traffic in Souls (prostitution) and Where Are My Children (abortion). Over at the Egyptian, it's a night of disaster with Robert ... More »

  • Experimental LGBT Film and Video at the Egyptian

    Experimental LGBT Film and Video at the Egyptian

    By Ernest Hardy | Thu, April 26, 2012

    “Same Sex/Different Sex: Queer Identity and Culture” is one of the final installments in L.A. Filmforum’s nearly yearlong Alternative Projections screening series, part of Pacific Standard Time: Art in Los Angeles 1945-1980. Only a few of the shor... More »

  • Your <i>Weekly</i> Movie To-Do List

    Your Weekly Movie To-Do List

    By Veronika Ferdman | Thu, April 26, 2012

    Thurs., April 26 The New Beverly is playing the restored version (all 162 minutes, as originally intended) of Samuel Fuller's World War II epic The Big Red One. And the Noir City festival is in full swing over at the Egyptian. Tonight's double fea... More »

  • Noir City 2012

    Noir City 2012

    By Philippe Garnier | Thu, April 19, 2012

    It may seem weird to kick off the annual film noir series at the Egyptian (running through May 6) with the little-seen Elliott Nugent version of The Great Gatsby; but then, this 14th edition is clearly intent on expanding the field. Among the usua... More »

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    TheBenReu | Los Angeles, CA | 1 Reviews

    | Mon, November 29, 2010

    7th ARTIVIST FILM FESTIVAL http://www.artivist.com/festival/festival.php The Artivist Collective is pleased to announce the slate for the 7th Annual Artivist Film Festival. This year’s festival will take place December 1-4 at the historic Egyptian Theater in Hollywood, screening 45 independent, narratives, documentaries, shorts, and experimental films from around the globe. The festival concludes on Saturday, December 4th, with The 2010 Artivist Awards Honoring Peter Fonda, Barbara Pyle, Avis Richards, and the winning films of this year’s festival.

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    BuBallerina | Malibu, CA | 6 Reviews

    | Tue, April 28, 2009

    hands down the best place in LA. especially if you're a girl! always an overwhelmingly uneven ratio of males to females... ie: no line to the ladies room after a movie. plus they always have incredible guest speakers, comfortable seats, and great great movies. i adore this place.

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    Melissa660 | Seattle, WA | 6 Reviews

    | Tue, September 22, 2009

    Gorgeous fake Egyptian motif, comfortable seats, great movies and star sightings. When you're seated in the theater, look up to see the coolest scarab beetle on the ceiling. The Egyptian is the sister theater to Grauman's Chinese Theatre.

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