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'''Morgan Creek Entertainment''' (formerly known as Morgan Creek Productions) is a production company co-founded in 1987 by producer Joe Roth and former auto import executive James G. Robinson. The name of the company comes from Roth's favorite movie, 1944's ''The Miracle of '''Morgan'''<nowiki/>'s '''Creek'''''. Some of its most successful films include the ''Ace Ventura'' and ''Young Guns'' films. Its films were distributed (at least in North America and the British Isles) by [[20th Century Studios|20th Century Fox]] from 1988-1990 (however, ''Renegades'' and ''Coup De Ville'' were from [[Universal Pictures]] and ''Major League'' was from [[Paramount Pictures]], with international sales handled by [[J&M Entertainment]]), [[Warner Bros. Pictures]] from 1991-2004 and Universal from 2005-2011 (Warner distributed ''Ace Ventura, Jr.'' and had select international rights to ''Dream House'', whilst Universal had US rights, ''All Eyez on Me'' was distributed by [[Summit Entertainment]], ''The Exorcist: Believer'' was distributed by Universal). The library rights were acquired by [[Revolution Studios]] in 2014, with sales handled by [[Miramax Films]]. Video rights now rest with [[Sony Pictures Home Entertainment]] in the United States and Canada. Currently, [[Sony Pictures Television]] handles the digital and television rights of Morgan Creek and Revolution titles worldwide, with few exceptions (for example, ''Young Guns'', its first film, is owned outright by [[Lionsgate Films]] through its international distributor, [[Vestron Pictures]], with TV rights held by Sony).

'''Logo:''' On a {{color|navy|navy blue}} background, a {{color|gold|yellow}}/{{color|gold}} line cuts through the screen. The camera pans near it to reveal it is one of two shiny {{Color|gold|golden}} borders surrounding a creek. The creek features 3D river effects and a transparent visible reflection of the borders. The creek then zooms out on a {{color|dodgerblue|blue}}/black gradient background as we see it is inside a {{color|purple|purplish}} box. Then the words "MORGAN" and "CREEK" zoom out towards their usual positions.

*On certain films (such as the ''Ace Ventura'' series, ''Trial by Jury'', and ''True Romance''), the color of line/borders appear to have a {{color|gray|silver}}-{{color|brown|bronze}} color as opposed to {{color|gold|yellow}}/{{color|gold}}. It is easier to spot on VHS and Laserdisc releases, as newer prints of these use the traditional {{color|gold|yellow}}/{{color|gold}} version.