London Film Productions

(January 1933-June 28, 1956)
Logo: We see a shot of the Big Ben tower in the sky. On the right side of the tower are the words "London Film Productions" in Old English script font. The clouds in the sky move southward.

Variants:
 * The angle of the camera filming the tower may change, depending on the film.
 * This logo was shown either in colour or in black and white.
 * Sometimes the text either "A London Film", "London Films Present" or "London Films Presents" is shown.
 * At least on The Ghost Goes West, there's some additional text shown: "London Films Productions Ltd. presents an Alexander Korda production".
 * There is an extremely rare international variant which reads "A London Films (International) Release".
 * On The Drum, a different, more modern looking font is used instead of the Old English like font.
 * There is a rare Soviet variant that exists on a Soviet print of A Kid For Two Farthings. It also appears to be very dark.

Technique: Live-action.

Music/Sounds: The bell from the Big Ben tolling. On Rembrandt the opening music is playing over the logo.

Availability: Common. Preserved on all London productions.

(August 2, 1941-April 3, 1942)


Logo: We see a shot of the Big Ben tower in the sky. On the center of the screen are the words "Alexander Korda Films, Inc." in Old English script font. The clouds in the sky move southward.

Variant: On The Jungle Book the logo is tinted blue.

Technique: Same as the London Film Productions logo.

Music/Sounds: Same as the London Film Productions logo. On Lydia different chimes can be heard.

Availability: Rare. Seen on the films That Hamilton Woman, Lydia, and Jungle Book (1942).