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#Resultado final 1998 film series

THE WRONG MAN (1956) Movie Larger image.

THE SEARCHERS (1956) Movie Larger image.

LAND OF THE PHARAOHS (1955) Movie Larger image.

THE SILVER CHALICE (1954) Movie Larger image.

CAPTAIN HORATIO HORNBLOWER (1951) Movie Larger image.

ROPE (1948) ➽ Opening credits + trailer typography Blu-ray.

The “Presents” lettering below the shield is identical to the lettering of the previous logo. Three different cloud backgrounds have been used: two painted versions, one ‘live action’ version featuring real clouds. During the early years the background consisted of painted clouds, later the logo was superimposed (without clouds). LOGO #5 The logo first appeared on Key Largo (1948).

#Resultado final 1998 film series

I might add more detailed descriptions of some of the most remarkable logos (or series of logos) later.

This page is about the evolution of the Warner Bros. The corporate names below the shield have changed over the years, but the logo has been a shield ever since.īelow the 13 main logos and 200+ (slightly) different variations. returned to the shield set over a background of clouds.

Three variations reflect transitions in ownership (Warner Bros.-Seven Arts in 1967, Kinney in 1969 and Warner Communications Inc. shield has undergone a series of refinements. Now, five years later, I think I have enough to paint a picture of Warner Bros logo design evolution.ĭuring 90 years the Warner Bros. I couldn’t find a good overview with all logos gathered in one place, so I started to collect them myself, in 2009. does this a lot I wanted to find out how often this happened and what these logos looked like. shield, they’re all refined over time, but the basic premise has remained the same for decades.Īll studios have their main logo that appears at the beginning of a film, but some occasionally use custom logos that reflect the theme of the movie. The spinning globe of Universal, the Paramount mountain, the Warner Bros. If you watch a lot of (older) movies you’ll notice that studio logos are generally quite consistent.