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One of the largest group photo shoots ever undertaken with 116 of Hollywood’s greatest stars on one stage at one time to celebrate Paramount Studio’s 100th anniversary.

Read about the shoot here

Back in the golden age of Hollywood, studios would gather together their biggest stars for a photo. This photo was then distributed to all of the news outlets of the time.

These photos were highly anticipated because it was rare to see such stars as Clark Gable, Myrna Loy and Jean Harlow all in the same photo with many, many other stars. It was also customary to add a starlet that the studio was pushing. Sometime the starlet caught on and the photo became a cinephiles dream, other times that person just faded away and was never heard from again.

Check the photo and compare it to the names below, along with the Paramount films they performed in.

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J.J. Abrams “Star Trek and “Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol.” Abrams has many other Paramount films to his credits.
Antonio Banderas “The Adventures of Tintin”
Jennifer Beals “The L Word”
Jamie Bell “The Adventures of Tintin”
Justin Bieber “Never Say Never”
Brad Bird “Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol”
Jack Black “Kung Fu Panda”
Peter Bogdanovich “The Last Picture Show”
Ernest Borgnine “Strange Wilderness”
John Brolin “True Grit
James Caan “The Godfather”
Dana Carvey “Wayne’s World”
David Chase “Not Fade Away”
Don Cheadle “Iron Man”
John Cho “Star Trek”
Tommy Chong “Up in Smoke”
George Clooney “Up in the Air”
Glenn Close “Fatal Attraction”
Sacha Baron Cohen “The Dictator”
Bud Cort “Harold and Maude”
Kevin Costner “The Untouchables”
Tom Cruise “Mission Impossible”
Jon Cryer “Pretty in Pink”
Jamie Lee Curtis “Trading Places”
Claire Danes “Stardust”
Philippe Dauman Paramount executive
Robert De Niro “The Godfather”
Bruce Dern “Black Sunday”
Cameron Diaz “Transformers”
Leonardo DiCaprio “Titanic”
Kirk Douglas “Gunfight at the O.K. Corral
Robert Downey, Jr. “Iron Man”
Robert Evans Executive
Dakota Fanning “Charlotte’s Web”
Elle Fanning “Super 8”
Jon Favreau Actor/Director
Katie Featherstone “Paranormal Activity”
David Fincher director
Frances Fisher “Titanic”
Jane Fonda “Barefoot in the Park”
Harrison Ford “Indiana Jones”
Megan Fox “Transformers”
Morgan Freeman “Kiss the Girls”
Andy Garcia “Godfather III”
Richard Gere “American Gigolo
Tyrese Gibson “Transformers”
Scott Glenn “The Hunt for Red October”
Alejandro Inarritu Gonzalez “Babel”
Bruce Greenwood “Star Trek”
Brad Grey CEO Paramount Pictures
Melanie Griffith “Milk Money”
Davis Guggenheim Producer
Ed Harris “The Hours”
Amy Heckerling Writer/director/producer
Emil Hirsch “into the Wild’
Dustin Hoffman “Marathon Man”
Julianne Hough “Footloose” 2011
Kate Hudson “The Four Feathers”
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley “Transformers: Dark of the Moon”
Felicity Jones “Like Crazy”
Anna Kendrick “Up in the Air”
Sir Ben Kingsley “Hugo”
Johnny Knoxville “Jackass”
Shia LaBeouf “Transformer”
John Landis Director
Jerry Lewis “The Nutty Professor” 1963
Christopher Lloyd “The Addams Family”
David Lynch Producer/director
Ali MacGraw “Love Story”
Shirley MacLaine “Terms of Endearment”
Garry Marshall Director/producer
Marlee Matlin “Children of a Lesser God”
Demi Moore “Indecent Proposal”
Julianne Moore “The Hours”
Eddie Murphy “Another 48 Hours”
Olivia Newton-John “Grease”
Jack Nicholson “China Town”
Nick Nolte “Another 48 Hours”
Ryan O’Neil “Love Story”
Patton Oswalt “Reno 911: Miami
Paula Patton “Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol
Simon Pegg “Star Trek”
Sean Penn “Babel”
Chris Pine “Star Trek”
Brad Pitt “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button”
Natalie Portman “Thor”
Zachary Quinto “Star Trek”
Sumner Redstone CEO Viacom
Ivan Rietman Producer
Jason Rietman Director/Producer
Molly Ringwald “Pretty in Pink”
Chris Rock “The Longest Yard”
Mickey Rooney
Paul Rudd “Dinner for Schmucks
Eva Marie Saint “The Certain Feeling”
Zoe Saldana “Star Trek”
Adam Sandler “The Longest Yard”
Martin Scorsese “Hugo”
Tony Scott “Days of Thunder”
William Shatner “Star Trek”
Steven Spielberg Producer/Director
Patrick Stewart “Star Trek: The Next Generation”
Oliver Stone Producer/Diector
Meryl Streep “Lemony Snicket’s A series of Unfortunate Events”
Barbara Streisand “Little Fockers”
George Takei “Star Trek”
Charlize Theron “Young Adult”
Billy Bob Thornton “Bad News Bears”
John Travolta “The General’s Daughter”
Karl Urban “Star Trek”
Gore Verbinski Director
Mark Wahlberg “The Italian Job”
Mike White Director
Billy Dee Williams “Mahogany”
Anton Yelchin “Star Trek”
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