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What is it:
Grauman's Chinese Theatre is an iconic movie theatre located in the heart of Hollywood. Built in 1927 by Sid Grauman, it is one of the most recognizable theatres in the world. The theatre is best known for its unique and distinctive exterior, featuring an elaborate courtyard with a giant Chinese dragon and a pagoda-style entrance. Over the years, the theatre has hosted premieres of some of the most iconic films in history, including the original Star Wars trilogy and the first Harry Potter movie. Its most famous feature is the concrete forecourt, with handprints and signatures from some of the biggest stars in Hollywood.
Why I built it:
I have always been in love with architecture throughout the world and I thought the Chinese Theatre would be a perfect example of classic Hollywood architecture with a distinct design that cannot be mistaken for any other building. I was also compelled to create it because I am a huge fan of movies and the Chinese Theatre happened to be the place where Star Wars premiered in 1977.
Why a LEGO set?:
Grauman's Chinese Theatre is an iconic Hollywood landmark that has hosted some of the most iconic film premieres in history. It would make for a great Lego set as it is full of detail and character, and its Chinese-inspired facade looks great recreated in brick form. The theatre is also a popular tourist spot, so a LEGO set of the theatre could be a great way to educate people about its rich history and importance in the world of film. The Chinese Theatre recreated as a LEGO set would also be a great way to encourage people to learn more about film and architecture.