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===Background===
Was founded by then-coin collector Bruce McNall and the family of Texas oil tycoon Nelson Bunker Hunt. McNall then hired ousted United Artists executive David Begelman to operate the company in the summer of 1982.


(June 3, 1983-August 15, 1984)
===(June 3, 1983-August 15, 1984)===
Various Film Logos - CLG WikiSherwood Productions variant
Various Film Logos - CLG WikiSherwood Productions variant



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Background

Was founded by then-coin collector Bruce McNall and the family of Texas oil tycoon Nelson Bunker Hunt. McNall then hired ousted United Artists executive David Begelman to operate the company in the summer of 1982.

(June 3, 1983-August 15, 1984)

Various Film Logos - CLG WikiSherwood Productions variant

Nicknames: "Abstract S", "Hex-S"

Logo: On a black background, we see a group of pink and blue horizontal lines crossing over each other; the pink lines move upward, while the blue lines move downward. Then the groups of lines (in box-like shapes) pull away from each other towards both corners of the screen, with the pink line-square moving towards the top left corner and the blue line-square moving towards the bottom right corner. The two squares (which are slanted by this time) are still joined to each other, with the bottom right corner of the pink square joined to the top left corner of the blue square. As the two shapes move to opposite sides of the screen, the left side of the blue square crosses over the right side of the pink square. When the two shapes cross each other, vertical lines form from the opposite end of each shape and nearly connect to each other, forming an S-like shape. After the S is formed, two groups of lines travel from opposite corners of the screen, with the blue lines traveling from the bottom left corner and the pink lines traveling from the top right corner. The two groups of lines connect to the S, forming a hexagon. As the "S hexagon" shines, it moves backwards. When the "S hexagon" is in place right above the center of the screen, the words "SHERWOOD PRODUCTIONS, INC."appear underneath in a thin futuristic font.

Trivia: The logo was created by Rod Dyer Design.

Variants:

   On The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eighth Dimension, the logo is stretched to fill the screen.
   On Blame It On Rio, the logo freezes before the company name fading in, leaving some shine marks.


FX/SFX: The pink and blue lines forming the S, extra lines forming the hexagon, the shining effects.

Music/Sounds: None or the opening theme of the movie.

Availability: Can be seen at the beginning of any film produced by Sherwood such as Mr. Mom, Buckaroo Banzai, and Blame It on Rio.

Editor's Note: None.

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