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TCL Chinese Theatre, Los Angeles, CA

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TCL Chinese Theatre

The pagoda-style 1927 movie palace famous for the handprints and footprints in its forecourt.

6925 Hollywood Blvd · Los Angeles, CA

About TCL Chinese Theatre

Sid Grauman's ornate theater has hosted movie premieres since 1927 and still screens films on one of the largest screens in the country. Its forecourt is embedded with the hand- and footprints of hundreds of stars, free to wander and photograph any time of day.

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    Madame Tussauds Hollywood

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    A wax museum on Hollywood Boulevard next to the TCL Chinese Theatre, showing figures of film, music and pop-culture stars.

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    Shop, bowl and dine at Hollywood and Highland, next to the Dolby Theatre and TCL Chinese Theatre on the Walk of Fame.

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