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Selznick International Pictures
Compiled by mr3urious
Logo Pictures by Eric S., mr3urious, meesterfonnyboy, iLoveClassicTV
(1936-1940)
Nickname: "The Mansion"
Logo: We see a pale pink-colored sign against a partly cloudy sky that reads
There are also shadows of trees rustling in the wind that are cast onto the sign. A few seconds later, the camera pans downward to reveal the exterior shot of a mansion, which was the Selznick Studio.
Variants:
FX: It's all live-action.
Music/Sounds: A fanfare composed by Alfred Newman (the same composer as the 20th Century Fox fanfare). It starts off with an eight-note church bell tune, which is followed by a triumphant seven-note brass fanfare.
Availability: Uncommon; the color variant can be found on Gone With the Wind, A Star is Born, and Nothing Scared, while the more common B&W variant can be found on such Selznick-produced films like Little Lord Fauntleroy, Rebecca, and The Prisoner of Zenda.
Scare Factor: None whatsoever. This logo has a pleasant setting and a great fanfare, perhaps one of the best logo fanfares of all time.
Logo Pictures by Eric S., mr3urious, meesterfonnyboy, iLoveClassicTV
(1936-1940)
Nickname: "The Mansion"
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SELZNICK INTERNATIONAL
PICTURE
SELZNICK INTERNATIONAL
PICTURE
There are also shadows of trees rustling in the wind that are cast onto the sign. A few seconds later, the camera pans downward to reveal the exterior shot of a mansion, which was the Selznick Studio.
Variants:
- There is a black-and-white variant of this logo in which the sign reads "THE SELZNICK STUDIO" or "A SELZNICK RELEASE" instead.
- "Made for Each Other" had this logo in reverse, but has "IN A TRADITION OF QUALITY" over the mansion.
- There's a rare different version of this logo seen on The Prisoner of Zenda and A Star is Born in which the sign reads "SELZNICK INTERNATIONAL PICTURES INCORPORATED" instead; this version is on the DVD of the film.
FX: It's all live-action.
Music/Sounds: A fanfare composed by Alfred Newman (the same composer as the 20th Century Fox fanfare). It starts off with an eight-note church bell tune, which is followed by a triumphant seven-note brass fanfare.
Availability: Uncommon; the color variant can be found on Gone With the Wind, A Star is Born, and Nothing Scared, while the more common B&W variant can be found on such Selznick-produced films like Little Lord Fauntleroy, Rebecca, and The Prisoner of Zenda.
Scare Factor: None whatsoever. This logo has a pleasant setting and a great fanfare, perhaps one of the best logo fanfares of all time.
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There's an ugly, different Selznick International Pictures logo variant in which the sign reads "SELZNICK INTERNATIONAL PICTURES INCORPORATED" instead. It's from "The Prisoner of Zenda" and "A Star is Born".
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