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'''Nickname:''' "EP" |
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'''Logo:''' Over a black background, we see a golden stylized, connected "EP", then a blue light streak flies from top-right, and itEntertainment Partners flashes. The blue light streak flies from bottom-left and sweeps out the text "ENTERTAINMENT PARTNERS", in gold, fading in beside the "P". |
'''Logo:''' Over a black background, we see a golden stylized, connected "EP", then a blue light streak flies from top-right, and itEntertainment Partners flashes. The blue light streak flies from bottom-left and sweeps out the text "ENTERTAINMENT PARTNERS", in gold, fading in beside the "P". |
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Revision as of 06:10, 4 December 2022
Pictures by Eric S.
(1984-1986)
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Logo: Over a black background, we see a golden stylized, connected "EP", then a blue light streak flies from top-right, and itEntertainment Partners flashes. The blue light streak flies from bottom-left and sweeps out the text "ENTERTAINMENT PARTNERS", in gold, fading in beside the "P".
FX/SFX: Nicely done 1980's computer FX.
Music/Sounds: Often seen silent. However, there was a variant with a futuristic-sounding fanfare, which also contained phaser-like noises.
Availability: Rare. It was seen on the 20th Century Fox DVD release of A Christmas Carol with George C. Scott and the old CBS/Fox VHS of The Last Days of Patton, also starring Scott.
