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The Wiltern is featured as (would you believe?) the Wiltern in the Chuck Norris thriller "Hero and the Terror" (Cannon/Golan-Globus Productions, 1988). The mayor comes to the grand opening of the restored theatre and grouses that he had to spend $14 million of city money to get the job done.
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The Los Angeles Theatres website on The Wiltern contains a wealth of information, photographs, playbills and history on the theatre.The Wiltern official website contains a brief history of the theatre, calendar of events, seating plans an online booking links.The Cinema Treasures website has detailed history and additional photos of The Wiltern.The Los Angeles Conservancy website covers the history of the theatre in addition to the role it plays as being part of the Pellissier Building on Wilshire Boulevard.The Wiltern Theatre is a real and functioning venue in Los Angeles. Much of the history mentioned in the film is correct, including that it was built in 1931 and later fell into disrepair. It was restored and then reopened in 1985.
Rappers Jay-Z and Eminem perform together on-stage at the launch of 'DJ Hero' at the Wiltern Theatre on June 1, 2009 in Los Angeles, California.
Both the interior and exterior of the theatre are featured in the Chuck Norris thriller HERO AND THE TERROR (1988).
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