When the ABC Gerrards Cross was rebranded as ODEON a big £250,000 refurbishment was undertaken.
 Firstly, the cinema was given disabled access for the first time in Screen One.
 Secondly, a new larger food concessions area was created by taking out a few rows from the back of Screen One.
The exterior was also renovated.
 The tiles originally added in the 1960s were covered with navy blue tiles and large neon ODEON letters were added.

In 2009 ODEON Gerrards Cross had its first digital projector installed, with 3D capability.
 In 2011 it was made fully digital, with the ability to air live shows from venues such as the Royal Opera House, the National Theatre and the Metropolitan Opera House.

In April 2015 it was announced that Everyman Cinemas were in negotiations to purchase ODEON Gerrards Cross along with 3 other ODEON Cinemas.
 The ODEON was closed on 6 August 2015.
 The new owners immediately began extensive refurbishment works.
When the ABC Gerrards Cross was rebranded as ODEON a big £250,000 refurbishment was undertaken.  Firstly, the cinema was given disabled access for the first time in Screen One.  Secondly, a new larger food concessions area was created by taking out a few rows from the back of Screen One. The exterior was also renovated.  The tiles originally added in the 1960s were covered with navy blue tiles and large neon ODEON letters were added.
In 2009 ODEON Gerrards Cross had its first digital projector installed, with 3D capability.  In 2011 it was made fully digital, with the ability to air live shows from venues such as the Royal Opera House, the National Theatre and the Metropolitan Opera House.
In April 2015 it was announced that Everyman Cinemas were in negotiations to purchase ODEON Gerrards Cross along with 3 other ODEON Cinemas.  The ODEON was closed on 6 August 2015.  The new owners immediately began extensive refurbishment works.
Everyman Gerrards Cross