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'''Audio Variant:''' The USSR version has an announcer dubbed in. | '''Audio Variant:''' The USSR version has an announcer dubbed in. | ||
'''Availability:''' Sony | '''Availability:''' Sony generally retains older logos for newer releases of Columbia's films much more often than [[Sony Pictures Television|their TV output]]. In the early days of [[Sony Pictures Home Entertainment|Columbia Pictures' video division]], however, this logo would be plastered by their home video logo (although the "Columbia Pictures" text alone would be seen for a split second, possibly due to poor editing). Otherwise, all later video releases, DVD and Blu-ray releases, and TV broadcasts retain this logo. | ||
* The first film to use this logo was ''Murder by Death'', while the last films to use it were ''Happy Birthday to Me'' and ''The Blue Lagoon''. However, in international territories, it was used until at least 1982 as this appeared on ''Death Wish II'' (released domestically by [[Filmways Pictures]]). | * The first film to use this logo was ''Murder by Death'', while the last films to use it were ''Happy Birthday to Me'' and ''The Blue Lagoon''. However, in international territories, it was used until at least 1982 as this appeared on ''Death Wish II'' (released domestically by [[Filmways Pictures]]). | ||
* On some airings of ''The Mirror Crack'd'' (the 1980 Angela Lansbury version), the logo is not shown at all, but is still intact on most home media releases and uncut TV airings. However, it's plastered by [[StudioCanal|the black-and-white variant of the 2003 StudioCanal logo]] on most newer releases. | * On some airings of ''The Mirror Crack'd'' (the 1980 Angela Lansbury version), the logo is not shown at all, but is still intact on most home media releases and uncut TV airings. However, it's plastered by [[StudioCanal|the black-and-white variant of the 2003 StudioCanal logo]] on most newer releases. | ||