Does Quentin Tarantino own the New Beverly?

The landmark New Beverly was bought by Tarantino in 2007. It exclusively shows 35mm and 16mm films, most from Tarantino’s personal collection. The New Beverly reopened in mid-June.

What time do new Beverly tickets go on sale?

Tickets for the remainder of our June schedule will be released for sale online this Thursday, June 10th, between 9am – noon.

What theater did Tarantino buy?

Beverly Cinema
The Vista is the second vintage movie theater Tarantino has purchased. In 2007, he bought the New Beverly Cinema at 7165 Beverly Boulevard, a 300-seat theater in a building that also dates from the 1920s, to save it from redevelopment.

How much is Quentin Tarantino worth?

The renowned director, whose net worth is an estimated $120 million, opened up about his childhood promise to never give his mother any money from his Hollywood success during a July appearance on the podcast “The Moment with Brian Koppelman.”

Where is the New Beverly Cinema in Los Angeles?

The New Beverly Cinema is a historic movie theater located in Los Angeles, California. Housed in a building which dates to the 1920s, it is one of the oldest revival houses in the region. A handy guide to key cinema terms.

Who is the landlord of the New Beverly Cinema?

In December 2007, to save the property from redevelopment, Tarantino bought the building that houses the New Beverly Cinema, effectively making him the theater’s landlord. The Hollywood Reporter reported that Tarantino would allow the Torgan family to continue operating the theater but would make programming suggestions from time to time.

When did the Grindhouse Film Festival start at the New Beverly Cinema?

In 2002, the theater became the permanent venue of the Grindhouse Film Festival, a monthly event programmed by film memorabilia vendors and cult film experts Eric Caidin and Brian J. Quinn.

What did Quentin Tarantino do for the New Beverly Cinema?

Tarantino facilitated Torgan’s renovation of the theater, which included replacing all the lighting fixtures and seats, while Torgan funded the installation of a digital film projector for occasional use.