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'''Laurel Entertainment, Inc.''' (formerly "The Laurel Group") was formed in 1977 by George A. Romero and Richard P. Rubinstein when they originally produced low-budget sci-fi and thriller movies. Laurel Entertainment later entered television production in 1983 with the series ''Tales from the Darkside''. Romero left the partnership in 1985 and Rubinstein continued running the company. In 1988, Rubinstein merged Laurel Entertainment with Aaron Spelling Productions and became part of "Spelling, Inc.". Laurel Entertainment was folded into [[Spelling Television]] in 1995. The television library is currently held by
===Logo (October 29, 1983-May 15, 1995)
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<center>A<br><big>'''LAUREL'''</big><br>PRODUCTION</center>
▲with "LAUREL" in a big font and a copyright stamp below.
'''Byline:''' From 1991-1995, the byline "A Unit of SPELLING ENTERTAINMENT, INC." is seen below.
'''Technique:''' A digital graphic.
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Laurel Entertainment, Inc. (formerly "The Laurel Group") was formed in 1977 by George A. Romero and Richard P. Rubinstein when they originally produced low-budget sci-fi and thriller movies. Laurel Entertainment later entered television production in 1983 with the series Tales from the Darkside. Romero left the partnership in 1985 and Rubinstein continued running the company. In 1988, Rubinstein merged Laurel Entertainment with Aaron Spelling Productions and became part of "Spelling, Inc.". Laurel Entertainment was folded into Spelling Television in 1995. The television library is currently held by Paramount Global through CBS Media Ventures and Spelling Television, Inc. However, the films produced by Laurel are owned by other companies: Martin (1977 movie), Day of the Dead (1985 movie), and Creepshow 2 are controlled by Anchor Bay Entertainment/Starz Distribution, while Creepshow is owned by Warner Bros. Pictures.
Visuals: Superimposed in the credits is the following text:
"LAUREL" is in a larger, serif font, and a copyright stamp is below.
Byline: From 1991-1995, the byline "A Unit of SPELLING ENTERTAINMENT, INC." is seen below.
Technique: A digital graphic.
Audio: The opening/closing theme of the show/movie.
Availability:
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