Everyman Exhibiters (to be completed)

Everyman exhibiters

Cinemas owned by Everyman include cinemas in; Baker Street, Belsize Park, Hampstead, Leeds, Maida Vale, Oxted, Reigate, Screen On The Green, Walton and Winchester.

Everyman first opened in Hampstead in 1933. It is currently the oldest independent cinema in Britain. The cinema was about to be overtaken by a large taken, when it was rescued by a local businessman called Daniel Broach. Since then Everyman productions had gone from strength to strength with opening other cinemas. In 2008, they refurbished Walton, Belsize Park, Baker Street, Walton on Thames and Screen on the Green.

Roman Polanski describes Everyman’s Ethos and what makes them unique. “Roman Polanski once remarked, “Cinema should make you forget you are sitting in a theatre”. So where can you enjoy a cinematic experience, where you can enjoy cupcakes and chocolate raisins or swap your soft drink for a nice glass of red wine, and where the cinema feels almost like a home from home? This is where Everyman steps in. We believe in creating a truly unique and memorable cinema experience that exceeds expectations and reaches the highest standards possible in quality, comfort and entertainment.

Everyman Exhibiters show a range of films. Their showings right now consist of:
- Gravity 2D
- The Hunger Games: Catching fire
- The Counsellor
- Gravity 3D + live Q&A

along side films, they also show live panel sessions with the cast and crew of most films they show

Their up coming films include:

- The Wolf Of Wall Street

- 12 Years A Slave

- Saving Mr Banks

- Oldboy (2013)

- The Monuments Men

- American Hustle

- All Is Lost

- The Secret Life of Walter Mitty

- Dallas Buyers Club 

- Her

- Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues

they show a range of films, varying from live opera performances, Q&As, Live from the National Theatre, live comedy, sports, a range of music events, retro films and documentaries.

Everyman have had to adapt their approach since the dawn of the digital age by focussing differently on their marketing, however it has made it easier for them. They've also had to update their buildings by adding in a modern look and digital screens for all their cinemas.