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A Century of Film: Paramount Pictures Turns 100

A Look Back at 100 Years of Paramount Movies

100th Anniversary of Paramount Pictures

A Century Of Film: Paramount Pictures Turn 100
A Century Of Film: Paramount Pictures Turn 100
A Century Of Film: Paramount Pictures Turn 100
A Century Of Film: Paramount Pictures Turn 100
A Century Of Film: Paramount Pictures Turn 100
A Century Of Film: Paramount Pictures Turn 100
A Century Of Film: Paramount Pictures Turn 100
A Century Of Film: Paramount Pictures Turn 100
A Century Of Film: Paramount Pictures Turn 100
A Century Of Film: Paramount Pictures Turn 100
A Century Of Film: Paramount Pictures Turn 100
A Century Of Film: Paramount Pictures Turn 100
A Century Of Film: Paramount Pictures Turn 100
A Century Of Film: Paramount Pictures Turn 100
A Century Of Film: Paramount Pictures Turn 100
A Century Of Film: Paramount Pictures Turn 100
Paramount Pictures traces its history back to 1912. Founded by Adolph Zukor and Jesse L. Lasky, the fledgling movie studio's first motion picture was the 1912 film "Les Amours de la Reine Élisabeth," or "The Loves of Queen Elizabeth, Queen of England." It starred Sarah Bernhardt and Lou Tellegen and was directed by Louis Mercanton. (Histrionic Film/The Kobal Collection )
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