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'''Visuals:''' First the same mountain landscape from the previous logo is shown. 22 white stars encircling the mountain fade in all at once, followed by the word "<span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman';">'''''Paramount'''''</span>" on the mountain's peak (in the same script font as the 1974 variant of the previous logo). The Gulf+Western byline (this time with each word stacked and set in News Gothic) and a registered trademark symbol also appear at the same time below it. The scene then crossfades to a navy blue version of the print logo (with the stars, script and byline still in white) on a light blue background.
'''Visuals:''' First the same mountain landscape from the previous logo is shown. 22 white stars encircling the mountain fade in all at once, followed by the word "<span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman';">'''''Paramount'''''</span>" on the mountain's peak (in the same script font as the 1974 variant of the previous logo). The Gulf+Western byline (this time with each word stacked and set in News Gothic) and a registered trademark symbol also appear at the same time below it. The scene then crossfades to a navy blue version of the print logo (with the stars, script and byline still in white) on a light blue background.


'''Trivia:''' The design of this logo allowed the full animation to be used on trailers and as a closing logo instead of a still variant.
'''Trivia:''' The design of this logo allowed the full animation to be used as a closing logo and on trailers instead of a still variant.


'''Variants:'''
'''Variants:'''
* The <u>distance between the words and the mountain peak</u> sometimes varies.
* The <u>distance between the words and the mountain peak</u> sometimes varies.
* The <u>size and the color tint</u> of the logo may vary.
* The <u>size and the color tint</u> of the logo may vary.
* On films produced in <u>2.35:1</u> and some 1979-1986 films produced in <u>1.85:1</u>, the stars fade in further down the mountain than usual in the first half, and the "<span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman';">'''''Paramount'''''</span>" script initially overlaps the mountain's peak; this usually does not affect the end product.
* On films produced in <u>2.35:1</u> and some 1979-1986 films produced in <u>1.85:1</u>, the stars appear further down the mountain than usual in the first half, and the "<span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman';">'''''Paramount'''''</span>" script initially overlaps the mountain's peak; this usually does not affect the end product.
* Certain films shot in <u>2.35:1</u> have the logo <u>stretched horizontally</u>.
* Certain films shot in <u>2.35:1</u> have the logo <u>stretched horizontally</u>.
* One variation from <u>1976</u> has the navy blue portion of the final logo appear smaller than usual, with the "<span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman';">'''''Paramount'''''</span>" script slightly smaller, and the stars and Gulf+Western byline drastically larger. This appears on films such as ''Hustle'', ''Leadbelly'', ''The Last Tycoon'', and ''Lifeguard''. A less awkward version with resized text (but still keeping the smaller mountain) appears on films such as ''The Bad News Bears'', ''Looking for Mr. Goodbar'', ''Lipstick'', ''Won Ton Ton: The Dog Who Saved Hollywood'', and ''Thieves''; this version also lacks a registered trademark symbol.
* One variation from <u>1976</u> has the navy blue portion of the final logo appear smaller than usual, with the "<span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman';">'''''Paramount'''''</span>" script slightly smaller, and the stars and Gulf+Western byline drastically larger. This appears on films such as ''Hustle'', ''Leadbelly'', ''The Last Tycoon'', and ''Lifeguard''. A less awkward version with resized text (but still keeping the smaller mountain) appears on films such as ''The Bad News Bears'', ''Looking for Mr. Goodbar'', ''Lipstick'', ''Won Ton Ton: The Dog Who Saved Hollywood'', and ''Thieves''; this version also lacks a registered trademark symbol.
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