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Cinexus/Famous Players Distribution (Canada)
Logo descriptions by francoispat
Logo captures by Eric S.
Video capture courtesy of MachineryNoise
Background: C/FP Distribution was a Canadian distribution company which was owned by Cinexus and the Famous Players Corporation. Christian Larouche joined C/FP in the 1980's. C/FP used its first logo in 1982. In 1996, C/FP was changed to Cinépix Film Properties, Inc., the predecessor of the current Lions Gate Home Entertainment.
(1982-1996)
Nickname: "The Leaf and Strips"
Logo: On a black-red background, we see a red-white flower leaf flowing around, as a white strips comes out from the bottom of the screen and reaches toward. Then, the flower comes to place and pieces attach to write out C//FP. The sparks connects them together to create this:
The logo shines.
Variant: Some releases from 1994-1995 have an orange background instead of the black-red background. Those releases also don't have a spark in it.
FX/SFX: Everthing animated.
Cheesy Factor: The spark.
Music/Sounds: A wounded, boxy synth fanfare which ends calmly.
Availability: Seen on all C/FP releases from 1982 to 1996.
Scare Factor: None.
Logo captures by Eric S.
Video capture courtesy of MachineryNoise
Background: C/FP Distribution was a Canadian distribution company which was owned by Cinexus and the Famous Players Corporation. Christian Larouche joined C/FP in the 1980's. C/FP used its first logo in 1982. In 1996, C/FP was changed to Cinépix Film Properties, Inc., the predecessor of the current Lions Gate Home Entertainment.
(1982-1996)
Nickname: "The Leaf and Strips"
Logo: On a black-red background, we see a red-white flower leaf flowing around, as a white strips comes out from the bottom of the screen and reaches toward. Then, the flower comes to place and pieces attach to write out C//FP. The sparks connects them together to create this:
(the C//FP logo)--C//FP
D I S T R I B U T I O N
D I S T R I B U T I O N
The logo shines.
Variant: Some releases from 1994-1995 have an orange background instead of the black-red background. Those releases also don't have a spark in it.
FX/SFX: Everthing animated.
Cheesy Factor: The spark.
Music/Sounds: A wounded, boxy synth fanfare which ends calmly.
Availability: Seen on all C/FP releases from 1982 to 1996.
Scare Factor: None.
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i thought it was famous players--the design matches famous players theatres' canadian leaf logo
and the stripes match their 1988 logo.
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