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'''Variants:'''
'''Variants:'''
*There is a black and white version to fit with such films of this type. Found on recent prints of ''The Farmer's Wife'' and ''The Elephant Man'' (sans Encore's prints), as well as other black-and-white films (most commonly French New Wave films) and British [[ABC Television|ABC]] produced shows such as ''Armchair Theatre''.
*A B&W version of the logo exists, which appears on recent prints of ''The Farmer's Wife'' and ''The Elephant Man'' (sans Encore's prints), as well as other black-and-white films (most commonly French New Wave films) and British [[ABC Television|ABC]] produced shows such as ''Armchair Theatre''.
**It also makes an appearance in most current prints of ''The Mirror Crack'd'' before the film-within-a-film that the people of St Mary Mead have gone to see, plastering [[Columbia Pictures|the 1976-1982 Columbia Pictures logo]].
**It also makes an appearance in most current prints of ''The Mirror Crack'd'' before the film-within-a-film that the people of St Mary Mead have gone to see, plastering [[Columbia Pictures|the 1976-1982 Columbia Pictures logo]].
*The shorter version starts in the clouds. This was found on ''Inland Empire'' and the Canadian & US releases of ''Franklin and the Turtle Lake Adventure'', as well as the 2003 DVD and VHS releases of ''Stargate''.
*A shorter version of the logo also exists, which starts in the clouds. This appears on ''Inland Empire'' and the Canadian and U.S. releases of ''Franklin and the Turtle Lake Adventure'', as well as the 2003 VHS and DVD releases of ''Stargate''.
*''A Turtle's Tale: Sammy's Adventures'' uses a variant where all the clouds are lighter and re-rendered to look more realistic. When the StudioCanal logo fades in, it slides to the left a little bit before the background fades to black.
*''A Turtle's Tale: Sammy's Adventures'' uses a variant where all the clouds are lighter and re-rendered to look more realistic. When the StudioCanal logo fades in, it slides to the left a little bit before the background fades to black.


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