Paramount Theater

The Paramount Theatre (note British spelling as it is the official oneTo this day, the theater is oftentimes also referred to by its American, but wrongly, spelled Paramount Theater name, by Americans in particular unsurprisingly, as among others evidenced on the quite recent 4K UHD The Motion Picture – The Director's Edition premiere event announcement poster. It is also not to be confused with the in 1961 demolished classic , once the largest ever built in Hollywood.) is one of the four theaters located on the Paramount Pictures lot in Los Angeles, California, USA, and which has sometimes been used as (Star Trek) filming locations.
The theater is located adjacent to Marathon Park and the Bronson Gate. The building itself includes a huge rotunda lobby, tall white columns and curving staircases and a water fountain backdrop and was built in 1993. This venue is the largest and best known of the four Paramount lot theaters, two smaller others being the Gower Theatre and the Sherry Lansing Theatre. (Information from Larry Nemecek) The fourth, the Marathon Theatre, is the smallest one, being a relatively recent and specific press and PR purpose built addition. 
On Star Trek, the Paramount Theatre and its surrounding area can be seen as a Florida location in a nightmare experienced by Trip Tucker in the third season premiere . According to the episode's call sheets, the scenes including Connor Trinneer, Adam Taylor Gordon, and Erin Price were filmed there on Wednesday . The location was again used for a Star Trek episode when it stood-in as the Assembly Hall of Starfleet Command in the fourth season episodes and . Of the other three, it was only the Gower Theatre that also became used as a Star Trek setting on a single occasion, in the season seven episode .
The Paramount Theatre was also the place where the first screenings for several Star Trek series were held, including the Voyager series premiere and the Enterprise episodes and . The Theatre became home for various film premieres and was used as filming location on the thriller Clear and Present Danger (1994), where it stood in as the hotel lobby. 
The 2001 and its later 2022 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray followup release premiered in L.A. at the Paramount Theatre as well, as did the documentary What We Left Behind in 2018. 
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* – official site
Category:Filming locations