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First introduced in Chuck Jones' short Now Hear This, this logo would be later used in shorts produced by DePatie-Freleng Enterprises, Format Productions (for the Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner shorts) and finally Warner Bros.-Seven Arts Animation. The logo was changed in 2007 to update Bugs' design. In 2024, the logo was overhauled. The logo took effect with the launch of the Looney Tunes ...
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The first logo of Warner Bros. Pictures was introduced on April 4, 1923. Before the 1925 update, this logo was used as a primary logo until the same year. This is the very first Warner Bros. shield logo, nicknamed the "Brain Shield". The top half of the shield included a photo of the exterior of the their original studio building, with the "WB" initials occupying the bottom half, separated by ...
Orion Pictures was founded in 1978, and after various changes of ownership, ended its first existence in 1999. MGM, the current owner of the label, revived in 2014 after a 15-year hiatus, with both the original and the revived company using some form of this logo until 2022. Upon being reactivated by MGM in 2014, Orion Pictures used a slightly different design of its original logo. On July 20 ...
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In 1987, Disney signed a theatrical distribution deal with Warner Bros. to distirbute titles from The Walt Disney Studios in various international markets. The agreement lasted until 1993 when Disney re-started BVI. From 2018 onwards, in addition to its current usage for independent films produced outside of North America, Disney uses the Buena Vista International brand for films distributed ...
