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Search this site. Artisan Entertainment. Columbia Pictures. EuropaCorp France. Interscope Communications. King Rollo Productions. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures. MGM Home Entertainment. Orion Pictures. Paramount Pictures. Phoenix Pictures. PolyGram Filmed Entertainment. PolyGram Television. PolyGram Video. TriStar Pictures. Triumph Films. United Artists Pictures. USA Films. USA Home Entertainment. Walt Disney Pictures. This variant was used until The trailer variant used a six note 70s trumpet tune. The cheesy-sounding fanfare could be sudden, as could the simplistic animation. Low for the trailer variant. It depends on how you feel about the fanfare. On tapes from the early 90s, this was used for preview bumpers and usually at the end of films. This was also used for Coming Attraction screens around late s In this variant, the logo plays as normal. When it finishes, the background turns into a gray marble color. Decent logo at the time. Availability: Pretty common. Also seen on the early Hemdale releases. This logo was kept on reprints even past , including printings of Pink Floyd: The Wall and Diamonds Are Forever , due to those printings still using tape masters from and , respectively. Leo roars once. Availability: Extremely rare. Scare Factor: Low to medium, based on how you feel about roaring lions. The following changing colors are: gray , red , teal blue , fuchsia , blue , and green. Availability: Common. However, starting later in , it was only used at the end of tapes. Scare Factor: Minimal when at the end of tapes. A big improvement over the previous logo. YouTube Video. But low for those who are used to it. After that, the logo quickly zooms into us, turning the screen black. This logo is less sudden than before. The tune is called 'Destiny' and is composed by Keith Mansfield. The Australian promo logo with Leo actually roaring has a different roar track. A higher-pitched variant exists. Scare Factor: Low to medium, depends on your taste of the fanfare. Variants: Early releases had the copyright stamp in a slightly different font arranged to the left. Some late 90s releases had a screen freeze of this logo. On the VHS of F iddler on the Roof , this logo used a copyright at the beginning of the tape, but a copyright at the end of the tape. F iddler on the Roof was probably released on videocassette originally in ; so when they reprinted it in , they changed the copyright info at the beginning, but they forgot to change the copyright info at the end. Suddenly, the blue light rays start to appear around the filmstrip. The logo turns and zooms out as the light rays dim out. As the logo makes its way to its position and when Leo roars the second time, the logo flashes causing Leo and the drama mask to turn gold and the text and the reef surrounding the mask to disappear. The completed logo shines through the spotlight effect. Closing: The logo with Leo the Lion in it and the drama mask already in gold without the text and the reef surrounding the mask, appears zooming out quicker with the light rays around the ribboning like in the opening logo. Leo roars throughout the variant and does not turn gold. Trivia: Even though this logo officially ended in , the trailer bumpers were still used in the MGM Home Entertainment years.