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'''Availability:''' Common. It can be seen on many movies on VHS and DVD, or when rerun on cable TV, such as ''Tales From the Hood'', ''Serial Mom'', ''Dr. Jekyll and Ms. Hyde'', ''No Escape'' (aka ''Escape from Absolom'' in other countries, while [[Columbia Pictures]] also distributed the film internationally), ''Last of the Dogmen'', ''Destiny Turns on the Radio'', ''A Thin Line Between Love and Hate'', ''A Bronx Tale'', and ''The Stupids'' (the last film to have this logo). Some TV prints of films like ''White Man's Burden'' and ''Three Wishes'' would have those cut due to Rysher Entertainment owning the TV rights. Because of Universal Pictures owning the Savoy library, the 1997 logo precedes it. This was plastered by the Focus Features logo on the 2012 Universal DVD release and TV airings of ''A Bronx Tale''. It also popped up (after the 2006 Lionsgate logo) on TubiTV's print of ''My Teacher's Wife'' but with the Trimark Pictures music playing over it instead. This is retained on current prints of ''Three Wishes'', after the 2003 [[Paramount Pictures]] logo and before [[Rysher Entertainment]].