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→4th Logo (June 19, 1968-August 4, 1976): One more find from my Bond Blu-Rays. More to come.
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***The second version appeared on original prints of ''The Return of the Pink Panther'' (including one used in 1984 by then-independent station WNEW-TV in New York); that film's rights later reverted to its production company, [[ITC Entertainment Group|ITC Entertainment]], which frequently removed this logo (MGM regained US theatrical, and global digital distribution and television rights to the film during the 2010s). | ***The second version appeared on original prints of ''The Return of the Pink Panther'' (including one used in 1984 by then-independent station WNEW-TV in New York); that film's rights later reverted to its production company, [[ITC Entertainment Group|ITC Entertainment]], which frequently removed this logo (MGM regained US theatrical, and global digital distribution and television rights to the film during the 2010s). | ||
*On James Bond films of this period, it originally appeared on ''On Her Majesty's Secret Service'' (appears on a 16mm print), ''Diamonds Are Forever'' (appears on the RCA CED version), ''Live and Let Die'', and ''The Man with the Golden Gun''. | *On James Bond films of this period, it originally appeared on ''On Her Majesty's Secret Service'' (appears on a 16mm print), ''Diamonds Are Forever'' (appears on the RCA CED version), ''Live and Let Die'', and ''The Man with the Golden Gun''. | ||
**For home media releases including the 2000 MGM DVDs and subsequent Blu-Rays, this is generally plastered on the films proper, though occasionally preserved on extra material. For example, ''From Russia With Love'' releases feature the logo for a split second at the end of a double billing trailer for said film and ''Thunderball'', while releases of ''Thunderball'' preserve the "re-released" variant on a reissue trailer for a double feature of said film and ''You Only Live Twice''. Additionally, the standard still variant is preserved on the theatrical | **For home media releases including the 2000 MGM DVDs and subsequent Blu-Rays, this is generally plastered on the films proper, though occasionally preserved on extra material. For example, ''From Russia With Love'' releases feature the logo for a split second at the end of a double billing trailer for said film and ''Thunderball'', while releases of ''Thunderball'' preserve the "re-released" variant on a reissue trailer for a double feature of said film and ''You Only Live Twice''. Additionally, the standard still variant is preserved on the main theatrical trailers included on the Blu-Rays of ''Diamonds Are Forever'' (as well as making a brief appearance on the making-of documentary for said film) and *Man With The Golden Gun*. | ||
**The black & white version has been spotted on the 1989 VHS and current prints of ''Sleeper'' (it's blacked out on the 1983 VHS release, however) and surprisingly, current releases of ''Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia''. | **The black & white version has been spotted on the 1989 VHS and current prints of ''Sleeper'' (it's blacked out on the 1983 VHS release, however) and surprisingly, current releases of ''Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia''. | ||
**It is currently unknown if any other full screen versions of Woody Allen titles on DVD releases retain their original United Artists titles. | **It is currently unknown if any other full screen versions of Woody Allen titles on DVD releases retain their original United Artists titles. | ||