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- The Most Interesting Man in the WorldApril 15, 2014They want to turn one of my morning jogs into a feature film. We’re still working out the details.Upvoted Feb 25
- Erik RowleyJanuary 22, 2017Paramount is a historic studio, so many classic films were brought to life here. Tour was a fascinating journey, recommend the weekends to view inside more stages and sets!
- Tatiana ClaroJune 27, 2015You'll see set locations of classic films and series and visit two or three stages inside. There's also an interesting outdoor location, it simulates NYC. Nice tour, but expensive for what they offer.
- Charles T SebestaDecember 30, 2015If you haven't taken a tour of Paramount, you should definately do so. It is informative, fun, and gives you an idea of what it takes to produce television/film projects.
- Robert CarbonellFebruary 1, 2019Tour Guide was an actual cinematographer who gave away many insights about Paramount’s history and felt proud to work there. That made the tour unforgettable. Reserve in advance.
- Kevin McNallNovember 18, 2013If you are looking for an opportunity in the TV industry and would love to get your foot in the door, paramount studios is the place to intern. Great learning environment! School credit!
- Vanity Fair AgendaJanuary 30, 2012Paramount has been making movies and T.V. shows on its lot since the 1920s, and their studio tour is fantastic. Call ahead to see if a television-show taping is looking for audience members.
- Another super pleasant studio lot. Everyone is nice - from the security guys to all the folks you encounter. Always a pleasure to work here.
- Erik RowleyJanuary 22, 2017Be sure to find the bench from Forrest Gump, you can even set your But-tocks down for a picture...that's all I have to say about that.
- Amy GApril 16, 2011Great tour. 3 star sightings, and a look at a couple sound stages. You can take pictures, just not of anything filming. Reservations required. 8 people per tour group. Our guide, Mike, was awesome.
- Mik MorleyJanuary 8, 2014The VIP tour is a must for any movie buff or cinefile. We had a great 5 hour personalized tour. Its worth the money!
- Magali MAugust 14, 2013Great tour you get to learn a lot of trivia for the movie buffs and you get to walk around some lots and sound stages. Our tour guide Joe was awesome.
- TheUrbanDailyMay 24, 2011The Arsenio Hall Show debuted here in 1989! Hailed as the African-American answer to "The Tonight Show," Arsenio's show became a staple for the younger gen. Learn more at
theurbandaily.com/music - Jennifer CarterMarch 26, 2016We went for the VIP tour, it is probably worth the extra money, you get lunch and access to more areas
- Silent HollywoodMarch 14, 2012Zukor, Lasky, DeMille and Goldfish(Goldwyn) formed Famous-Players Lasky in 1916. It eventually became Paramount Studios. The studio stayed in this wood framed building till 1926.
- Arthur SabintsevApril 7, 2015The tour is awesome, especially the info you find out about the paramount heater and the parking lot pool.
- Luc VerhelleApril 21, 2013Loved the 4 hour VIP tour. A bit expensive but worth the value. Historical in the movie industry!
- James MarshallJuly 22, 2012Home to the production of many Star Trek films and episodes. Star Trek was so successful for Paramount it became known as "the franchise" in the 80's due to it's reliable revenue. Read more
- Shannon HurleyAugust 16, 2012Out of all the studios in LA, this is my favorite lot to work on. There is so much history. Also, rumor has it that it's haunted...
- Bruce TienSeptember 30, 2014Had a Con-Tech seminar in Paramount! It was wonderful! I really love this place beside seminar!
- Ross SheingoldNovember 10, 2013Guest parking can be a real shitshow. Beware the valet parking which just might block you in your spot!
- P.A. JuiceJanuary 5, 2012One of the oldest and architecturally beautiful studios in Hollywood. So much history on these stages! Love working on this lot
- Noah DellaPietroFebruary 6, 2020did my senior year internship here. hands down my favorite lot in Hollywood 🤩
- Parking in Gower is whack. Try street parking so you have easy access to your car for deliveries and runs.
- Angela FaulknerJune 18, 2013Casting the Faulkner Boys - Isaac, Pappy, and Sam - is ALWAYS a great idea!!!
- Trevor MichelsApril 6, 2013Beerfest was great in terms of how many breweries were there. In terms of shutting down the food trucks at 3pm, it sucked!
- Learn your way around especially if you have a picture car, at night there's only one exit
- Oldest studio and only one still in Hollywood! The two hour tours are great!
- Tours are $35 and MUST be reserved in advance! Morning tours will see more activity on the lot, as afternoons are generally more lazy.