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===Background=== |
===Background=== |
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Pan-Canadian Film Distributors was founded in 1978 by Garth Drabinsky and Nat Taylor, the founder of Cineplex Corp. (later [[Cineplex Odeon Theaters|Cineplex Odeon]]). In 1986, Cineplex Odeon launched [[Cineplex Odeon Films]] and [[Cineplex Odeon Video (Canada)|Cineplex Odeon Home Video]], both of which supplanted Pan-Canadian. |
Pan-Canadian Film Distributors was founded in 1978 by Garth Drabinsky and Nat Taylor, the founder of Cineplex Corp. (later [[Cineplex Odeon Theaters|Cineplex Odeon]]). In 1986, Cineplex Odeon launched [[Cineplex Odeon Films]] and [[Cineplex Odeon Video (Canada)|Cineplex Odeon Home Video]], both of which supplanted Pan-Canadian. |
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(1981?-1986) |
=== (1981?-1986) === |
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'''Nickname:''' "The Lake" |
'''Nickname:''' "The Lake" |
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Revision as of 17:48, 5 July 2022
Codyfinke6
Captures by
Henrynguye
Editions by
Henrynguye5
Video captures courtesy of
Alan Grant
Background
Pan-Canadian Film Distributors was founded in 1978 by Garth Drabinsky and Nat Taylor, the founder of Cineplex Corp. (later Cineplex Odeon). In 1986, Cineplex Odeon launched Cineplex Odeon Films and Cineplex Odeon Home Video, both of which supplanted Pan-Canadian.
(1981?-1986)
Nickname: "The Lake"
Logo: We start out on a lake dark at night with a dark blue sky. A sun then rises up, causing it to turn brighter. As this happens, we zoom out to a circle on a black background. After "Pan-Canadian" zooms out, then "PRESENTS", cheaply inserted, appears.
FX/SFX: The zoom-in, the sun.
Music/Sounds: A dark trumpet fanfare with a harp glissando at the end.
Availability: Appeared on Canadian prints of Cannon films and Embassy films, among others, but it is extremely rare. It can also be found on Canadian copies of The Amateur, Reno and the Doc, Bedroom Eyes, and The Killer Instinct, among others. It was also seen on the Vestron Video release of The Silent Partner.
