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In 1963, the motion picture and television operations of Universal Pictures and Revue Productions were merged by MCA into a new entity known as Universal City Studios, Inc.; both names would continue to exist as separate labels (however, Revue would be renamed Universal Television).
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Background: Universal Pictures was originally formed on April 30, 1912 by Carl Laemmle, a German-Jewish immigrant who settled in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, where he managed a clothing store.
Following the 1996 replacement of MCA by Universal City Studios, a new logo used introduced in 1997. Despite the change in 2012 as well as its eventual breakup, this logo is still used by Universal Music Group. Universal Pictures.
Trivia: The logo was animated and designed by Universal Title and Optical (commonly known as "Universal Title"), who was also responsible for the animation for the Universal Television logos, and handled all of the titles and optical effects for all Universal films and television series until 1990.
Following the dissolution of MCA, Universal Studios introduced a brand new logo on December 9, 1996, and was given a proper animation to accompany it in 1997, which first appeared on The Lost World: Jurassic Park. Despite being replaced in 2012, this logo is still used by Universal Pictures...
Welcome to the Closing Logo Group's CLG Wiki! This is no ordinary wiki; this is the wiki from the original logo authority that discusses all closing logos you see on TV, from the Viacom "V of Doom" to the Screen Gems "S from Hell".
In modern days, the studio never had a closing logo. The end of its movies only shows a logo for a production company working for the studio, and then an MPA rating screen, and some movies have a Universal Studios Hollywood & Florida advertisement that read either "When in Hollywood, visit...
