Change: most of the Lorimar movie library,releases, with some exceptions, isare currently held by Warner Bros. Entertainment.1st Logo(1977-1986) Nicknames: "The Orange Line of Doom", "Script"Logo: All the same as the 1978-1986 TV version, with "Presents" below or "A LORIMAR Presentation", with   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 600)

Change: being known asforming Lorimar Motion Pictures, but when these television divisions became separate companies in 1988, the film unit was reorganized as Lorimar Film Entertainment, closing definitively in 1990. Today, all Lorimar movie library, with some exceptions, is currently held by Warner Bros. Entertainment.1st Logo(1977-1986) Nicknames   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 598)

Change: Written andLogo Compileddescriptions by James Fabiano, Sean Beard and Matt A.Logo Picturescaptures by Eric S., V of Doom, Mr. Logo Lord and OthersEditions by V of DoomVideo captures courtesy of Phasicblu, Logoman7881, ThatLogoDude, Mcy919 and Eric S.Background: Lorimar Productions   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 603)

Change: company purchased the Allied Artists Pictures library in 1980 when the mentioned company broke, but it didn't have its own movie arm until 1986 when Lorimar merged with Telepictures, being known as Lorimar Motion Pictures, but when these television divisions became separate companies in   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 602)

Change: byof Phasicblu, Logoman7881, ThatLogoDude, Mcy919 and Eric S.Background: Lorimar Productions began to produce movies in 1976, purchasing after the Allied Artists Pictures library in 1980 when the mentioned company broke, but it didn't have   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 599)

Change: soundtrack started to play over this logo.soundtrack.Availability: As with many '80s logos, you'll have to look for older issues of certain videos. Most Lorimar movies are now out of print today. It has appeared at the beginning of Action Jackson (the Lorimar Home   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 592)

Change: Eric S.Background: Lorimar Productions began to produce movies in 1978, purchasing after the Allied Artists Pictures library in 1980 when the mentioned company broke, but it didn't have its own movie arm   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 577)

Change: : Lorimar Productions began to produce movies in 1978, purchasing after the Allied Pictures library in 1980 when the mentioned company broke, but it didn't have its own movie arm until 1986 when Lorimar merged with Telepictures, being known as Lorimar Motion Pictures, closing definitively in 1992. Actually, all Movie   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 572)

Change:  In other cases, it's bylineless.SFX/Cheesy Factor: Same as the TV version.Music: The same Elliot/Ferguson musical scale was played sometimes. Other times, the logo was silent.Availability: Pretty rare, the silent version was spotted on a cable showing of Tank, and the video version of   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 572)

Change: There were only format changes (bold, italics, etc.) in this version. See this version for details. (Word count: 564)