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==Background==
===Background===
'''MGM/UA Premiere Network''' was a syndicated movie package in the 1980s that showed movies from the [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios|MGM]] and [[United Artists]] libraries.
'''MGM/UA Premiere Network''' was a syndicated movie package in the 1980s that showed movies from the [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios|MGM]] and [[United Artists]] libraries.

===Logo (1984-1991)===
===Logo (1984-1991)===
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MGM-UA Premiere Network (2).jpg
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'''Visuals:''' On a brown/black background is the MGM lion. It's like the 1984 logo minus the "DIAMOND JUBILEE" and "SIXTY YEARS OF GREAT ENTERTAINMENT". Leo roars once. After that, the logo disappears and a golden filmreel appears and revolves. Then many circle outlines in rainbow colors expand from the middle of the filmreel. When they cover up the filmreel, then they disappear back into the middle. As it does this, it wipes the words
'''Visuals:''' On a {{color|saddlebrown|brown}}/black background is the MGM lion. It's like the 1984 logo minus the "DIAMOND JUBILEE" and "SIXTY YEARS OF GREAT ENTERTAINMENT". Leo roars once. After that, the logo disappears and a {{color|gold|golden}} filmreel appears and revolves. Then many circle outlines in rainbow colors expand from the middle of the filmreel. When they cover up the filmreel, they disappear back into the middle. As it does this, it wipes the words


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'''Audio Variant:''' There was another male announcer later on that started speaking before the lion roars.
'''Audio Variant:''' There was another male announcer later on that started speaking before the lion roars.


'''Availability:''' It is extinct outside of old off-air recordings.
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Revision as of 14:50, 26 October 2023



Background

MGM/UA Premiere Network was a syndicated movie package in the 1980s that showed movies from the MGM and United Artists libraries.

Logo (1984-1991)

Visuals: On a brown/black background is the MGM lion. It's like the 1984 logo minus the "DIAMOND JUBILEE" and "SIXTY YEARS OF GREAT ENTERTAINMENT". Leo roars once. After that, the logo disappears and a golden filmreel appears and revolves. Then many circle outlines in rainbow colors expand from the middle of the filmreel. When they cover up the filmreel, they disappear back into the middle. As it does this, it wipes the words

MGM/UA
PREMIERE
NETWORK

in white. Then it shows the preview for the movie.

Technique: Live-action and CGI.

Audio: The first roar of the 1960 roar track with a male announcer (Doug Paul) saying "Next on the MGM/UA Premiere Network..." and then goes on to explain about the movie being shown.

Audio Variant: There was another male announcer later on that started speaking before the lion roars.

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