was also gutted, and is now a restaurant called Tractor Foods. This building was also the management centre for Oneworld, of one of the three largest airline alliances in the world, from its founding in May 2000 until it was relocated to New York City in June 2011. In popular culture The building has often been used in filmmaking and television production. It was the setting for the final scene in the movie, Timecop and it was used as the headquarters of the Daily Planet in the popular television show Smallville and as the Freelancers headquarter in the TV show Continuum. The building was used in the movie Blade: Trinity. It stood in for the Baxter Building in New York City in 2005's Fantastic Four and its sequel, Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer. Gallery See also List of heritage buildings in Vancouver List of old Canadian buildings List of tallest buildings in Vancouver Oneworld Notes External links The Canadian Encyclopedia: The Marine Building Time Overtakes the Marine Building Art Deco architecture in Canada Skyscrapers in Vancouver Terminating vistas in Canada Buildings and structures completed in 1930 Heritage buildings in Vancouver Coal Harbour