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{{About|the earlier independent studio|the major studio owned by Sony Pictures|TriStar Pictures}} |
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===Background=== |
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This TriStar Pictures was founded by Lang Elliott (CEO of Sunn Classic Pictures) in 1978 and was based in Atlanta, Georgia. |
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===(November 1979-April 17, 1980)=== |
===(November 1979-April 17, 1980)=== |
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[[File:Tri Star 1979.jpg|350px|center]] |
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Revision as of 13:55, 11 February 2022
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Background
This TriStar Pictures was founded by Lang Elliott (CEO of Sunn Classic Pictures) in 1978 and was based in Atlanta, Georgia.
(November 1979-April 17, 1980)
Nicknames: "The Non-Pegasus TriStar", "The Non-Sony TriStar", "Where the Pegasus?", "Shooting Stars TriStar"
Logo: On a black background is the text:
A TriStar Pictures Production
which appears in a white Serpentine font. Coming out of the "i" in "Tri" are three shooting stars going, up, left and right.
FX/SFX: None.
Music/Sounds: Just the opening theme to the movie.
Availability: Very rare. This TriStar company only produced two movies: The Prize Fighter and The Private Eyes starring Tim Conway and Don Knotts. Both of which were distributed by New World Pictures.
Editor's Note: None. The "Tristar" text might get people to laugh, but it's a harmless logo.
