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Leo actually first appeared in Seven Hills of Rome (1958). In Silk Stockings (July 13, 1957), there was George.
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'''Editor's Note:''' Actual footage from this logo's production, dated June 24, 1955, has been preserved and can be seen in the Widescreen Museum. George isn't as well known as the other lions, due to his very brief tenure as the MGM lion. | '''Editor's Note:''' Actual footage from this logo's production, dated June 24, 1955, has been preserved and can be seen in the Widescreen Museum. George isn't as well known as the other lions, due to his very brief tenure as the MGM lion. | ||
===9th Logo ( | ===9th Logo (January 30, 1958-July 10, 1987)=== | ||
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'''Music/Sounds:''' Some movies would only have Leo's roar. Other movies would have the music's intro with the roar. | '''Music/Sounds:''' Some movies would only have Leo's roar. Other movies would have the music's intro with the roar. | ||
'''Music/Sounds Variants:''' Tanner's roar was used from | '''Music/Sounds Variants:''' Tanner's roar was used from 1958-1982. The sound used is Tanner's first roar. Though for the three-roar variant, the first roar is Tanner's second roar. | ||
* | *1958-1961: Leo roars three times. | ||
*1960-1987: Leo roars only twice. | *1960-1987: Leo roars only twice. | ||
*There are a few variations seen on some movies with the roar. Some have Tanner's first and second roar, while a few others have that reversed. | *There are a few variations seen on some movies with the roar. Some have Tanner's first and second roar, while a few others have that reversed. | ||
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*On the DVD of ''The Beastmaster'' and the Shout! Factory Blu-rays of ''Poltergeist II: The Other Side'' and ''To Live and Die in L.A.,'' it uses the 1995 roar. 2.0 audio tracks of the latter two films have their original roar tracks. | *On the DVD of ''The Beastmaster'' and the Shout! Factory Blu-rays of ''Poltergeist II: The Other Side'' and ''To Live and Die in L.A.,'' it uses the 1995 roar. 2.0 audio tracks of the latter two films have their original roar tracks. | ||
* On the 1994 Laserdisc release of ''Poltergeist'', the 1994 roar track is used. | * On the 1994 Laserdisc release of ''Poltergeist'', the 1994 roar track is used. | ||
*TubiTV's print of ''Gorgo'' blends the | *TubiTV's print of ''Gorgo'' blends the 1958 and 1995 roars for some reason. Since the 1995 variation had only two roars, the second roar is used at both the beginning and the end. | ||
'''Availability:''' Common. Lived for 30 years. | '''Availability:''' Common. Lived for 30 years. | ||