6712 Hollywood Blvd.
- Cost: Admission fee
- Reservations: Not required
- How Long: Depends on length of the film
- Best Time to Visit: Any time, but the film schedule is erratic.
The Egyptian Theatre regularly screens a 55-minute film called Forever Hollywood, specially produced by them to celebrate Hollywood history. Check their website for dates and times. American Cinematheque offers frequent themed mini-film festivals, screening classic films as well as modern independent productions at the Egyptian Theatre.
If you don't have time for a full-length film, they also offer 60-minute-long public tours and post a calendar on their website.
Egyptian Theatre Review
The Egyptian Theater boasts over 600 seats (many fewer than its original 1,760) in its main auditorium, with a restored 1922 theatre organ. Its Egyptian theme starts with the forecourt's massive Egyptian-style columns and continues inside.
Watching a film in this grand old movie house is a rare treat for a cinemaphile, and well worth planning the rest of your visit to be sure one is playing when you are there.
Getting to the Egyptian Theatre
6712 Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood, CA
323-466-3456
Egyptian Theatre website
You can park down the street at Hollywood and Highland for $2 for four hours, but you must take your Egyptian Theatre ticket stub to the Customer Service center to exchange it for validation, or ask the theatre to give you a Hollywood and Highland validation.

