| 1912年 |
Paramount Pictures began humbly in 1912 when Adolph Zukor, the owner of a New York nickelodeon, released the first full-length drama shown in the United States ("Queen Elizabeth", starring Sarah Bernhardt) and founded the Famous Players Film Company. |
| 1912年 |
Paramount Pictures began humbly in 1912 when Adolph Zukor, the owner of a New York nickelodeon, released the first full-length drama shown in the United States (Queen Elizabeth, starring Sarah Bernhardt) and founded the Famous Players Film Company. |
| 1913年 |
A year later, Zukor began distributing his films through a start-up company called Paramount Pictures. |
| 1916年 |
In 1916, Zukor’s Famous Players merged with The Jesse L. Lasky Company, which was producing films in Hollywood (including the first feature-length film ever produced in Hollywood – The Squaw Man) and also using Paramount Pictures as a distributor. The newly formed Famous Players-Lasky Corporation, soon consolidated with the distribution company (in which Zukor was a major stockholder) and all three companies became what you now know as Paramount Pictures. |
| 1967年 |
In 1967, the lot underwent one of its largest expansions with the purchase of Desilu television studios from Lucille Ball. With the acquisition, Paramount controlled and produced some of the most unforgettable TV series ever. |
| 1967年 |
In 1967, the lot underwent one of its largest expansions with the purchase of Desilu television studios from Lucille Ball. |
| 2005年 |
As the 21st century began to unfold, Paramount continued to remain one of the biggest and best forces in the film industry and reaffirmed its place as one of Hollywood’s most enduring studios. With acclaimed and crowd-pleasing releases such as War of the Worlds, Coach Carter, and Transformers, the studio continued to deliver the kind of memorable, large-scale storytelling that defined modern cinema. During this period, the studio focused on revitalizing its creative partnerships, expanding international reach, and investing in forward-looking production and distribution capabilities that would set the stage for the next generation of filmmaking. |
| 2015年 |
A decade later, Paramount Pictures thrived in an era of global franchises and digital transformation. The studio balanced blockbuster entertainment with prestige storytelling, releasing standout titles such as Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation, The Big Short, Selma, and The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water. Paramount’s 2015 slate reflected a studio capable of honoring its iconic legacy while embracing new platforms, new audiences, and bold creative risks. With a focus on both cultural resonance and global appeal, Paramount solidified its position as a leader in cinematic storytelling across genres and generations. |
| 2025年 |
Now under Paramount, a Skydance Corporation, the studio begins a new era defined by innovation, creative excellence, and technological ambition. The studio is evolving into a fully integrated, tech-enabled hub for film, television, and interactive storytelling while bridging classic artistry with next-generation tools and platforms. Building on its legacy of beloved franchises and visionary filmmaking, Paramount Pictures is embracing the future of entertainment with a renewed focus on empowering creators, fostering collaboration, and delivering extraordinary stories to audiences around the world. |
