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Logo description by mr3urious, Supermarty-o, DannyTheMuppetMan and others

Logo captures by nickstudiosYT's Alternate Account and others

Background: This was another joint venture between Gaumont and Sony Pictures Entertainment in 2004. This venture ended in 2007.

(2004-2007)

Nicknames: "The Flower Torch Lady", "The Daisy Torch Lady"

Logo: On a black background with a big bright light blue light reflected onto it, we see the famous Columbia Torch Lady in front of the Gaumont daisy symbol which spins in a clockwise direction, all on the left of the screen. As the torch's light rays shine in all directions, the two symbols, which were covered by silhouettes at the start, start to reveal their "true colors". The daisy then stops as the background gets filled with time-lapsed clouds. Then, the text "Font color", stacked on top of each other, fade in and emit light reflections that go from left to right. The reflections disappear as the text shines and the logo fades out.

FX/SFX: The torch shining, the logo revealing itself, the text appearing and shining.

Music/Sounds: A dreamy synth theme spthat sort of sounds like the 2nd Technicolor logo.

Availability: Was seen on French theatrical prints of export films released by Columbia-Tri-Star/Sony Pictures, as well as co-productions with Gaumont. The long version was spotted on a French bootleg theater recording of Spider-Man 3. This was removed from most French Home Video/TV prints of these films, but can be seen on French trailers on R2 DVDs or on European trailer websites.

Editor's Note: This was actually a really good attempt at fusing the two companies. Too bad it didn't last long, though.

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+Logo description by mr3urious, Supermarty-o, DannyTheMuppetMan and others
+Logo captures by nickstudiosYT's Alternate Account and others
 Background: This was another joint venture between Gaumont and Sony Pictures Entertainment in 2004. This venture ended in 2007.
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 (2004-2007)
-Gaumont Columbia TriStar FilmsGaumont Columbia TriStar Films (HD)
 Nicknames: "The Flower Torch Lady", "The Daisy Torch Lady"
+[[File:333b4b39dfb1f925ef678c61a22ef4c0.jpeg|left|200px]]
-Logo: On a wispy blue BG, we see the standard Columbia Torch Lady to the left of the screen, surrounded by a red Gaumont daisy outline. We see the words "Gaumont Columbia TriStar Films" to the right, sparkling.
+[[File:E1122675b9b7391c61fb40ce353de9ff.jpeg|right|200px]]
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+Logo: On a black background with a big bright {{Font color|light blue|light blue}} light reflected onto it, we see the famous [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] Torch Lady in front of the [[Gaumont (France)|Gaumont]] daisy symbol which spins in a clockwise direction, all on the left of the screen. As the torch's light rays shine in all directions, the two symbols, which were covered by silhouettes at the start, start to reveal their "true colors". The daisy then stops as the background gets filled with time-lapsed clouds. Then, the text "{{Font|Times New Roman|Font color|lightblue|Gaumont Columbia TriStar Films}}", stacked on top of each other, fade in and emit light reflections that go from left to right. The reflections disappear as the text shines and the logo fades out.
-FX/SFX: The "shining" and "sparkling".
+FX/SFX: The torch shining, the logo revealing itself, the text appearing and shining.
+Music/Sounds: A dreamy synth theme spthat sort of sounds like the 2nd [[Technicolor]] logo.
-Music/Sounds: Silent.
-Availability: Was seen on French theatrical prints of export films released by Columbia-Tri-Star/Sony Pictures, as well as co-productions with Gaumont. This was removed from most French Home Video/TV prints of these films, but can be seen on French trailers on R2 DVDs or on European trailer websites.
+Availability: Was seen on French theatrical prints of export films released by Columbia-Tri-Star/Sony Pictures, as well as co-productions with Gaumont. The long version was spotted on a French bootleg theater recording of ''Spider-Man 3''. This was removed from most French Home Video/TV prints of these films, but can be seen on French trailers on R2 DVDs or on European trailer websites.
+Editor's Note: This was actually a really good attempt at fusing the two companies. Too bad it didn't last long, though.
-Editor's Note: None.
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