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{{PageCredits|description=Eric S. & TVB|edits=indycar, TVB and MizukiAccent48|video=VPJHuk}}The following is a compilation of international variants of both [[RKO Radio Pictures]] logo.
 
== Background ==
'''RKO Radio Pictures International''' was the International Division of RKO
The following is a compilation of international variants of the 1929 [[RKO Radio Pictures]] logo.
 
==Italy==
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'''Logo:''' OnSame aas cloudythe backgroundAmerican weCounterpart, seebut athe radiotext towereither situated on top of a still Earth globe. The radio tower is sending out signals illustrated by lightning bolts and sound waves coming from its transmitter. The textsays "La Radio Pictures presenta" (1930s) or "'''la RKO Radio Films presenta'''" (dates unknown1940s-1959) fades in itself on the logo in a "thunderbolt"same font.
 
'''Variantː''' Depending on the film, it can be slightly toned in different colors, like in green commonly seen in the 1930s and in gray.
'''Trivia:''' The closing logo was the same as the American version.
 
'''FX/SFX:''' Same as its american counterpart.
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'''Music/Sounds''': Same as its american counterpart.
 
'''Availability:''' ExtremelyVery rare. It was only seen on Italian prints of RKO Radio Pictures movies such as ''It Happened Tomorrow'' (alongside with the next logo). The "Radio Pictures" version was seen on anfilms like the Italian print of the lost film ''Deluge''.
 
=== 2nd logo (1946May 28, 1944) ===
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'''Logoː''' Same as the American Counterpart, but with the text "FINE" placed in front.
 
'''FX/SFXː''' None.
 
'''Music/Soundsː''' The ClosingMovie's ThemeOpening of the Movietheme.
 
'''Availabilityː''' Only seen on a Rai 1 airing of ''It Happened Tomorrow''.
 
==France==
=== (1950s1950-1959)===
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'''Music/Sounds:''' The opening theme to the film.
 
'''Availability:''' Extremely rare. Seen on a French printprints of films from RKO like ''Blackbeard the Pirate''.
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Revision as of 21:34, 1 June 2022


The following is a compilation of international variants of both RKO Radio Pictures logo.

Background

RKO Radio Pictures International was the International Division of RKO

Italy

1st Logo (1936-1959)

Logo: Same as the American Counterpart, but the text either says "La Radio Pictures presenta" (1930s) or "la RKO Radio Films presenta" (1940s-1959) in the same font.

Variantː Depending on the film, it can be slightly toned in different colors, like in green commonly seen in the 1930s and in gray.

FX/SFX: Same as its american counterpart.

Music/Sounds: Same as its american counterpart.

Availability: Very rare. It was only seen on Italian prints of RKO Radio Pictures movies such as It Happened Tomorrow (alongside with the next logo). The "Radio Pictures" version was seen on films like the Italian print of the lost film Deluge.

2nd logo (May 28, 1944)

Logoː Same as the American Counterpart, but with the text "FINE" placed in front.

FX/SFXː None.

Music/Soundsː The Movie's Opening theme.

Availabilityː Only seen on a Rai 1 airing of It Happened Tomorrow.

France

(1950-1959)

Logo: On a cloudy background we see a radio tower situated on top of a still Earth globe. The radio tower is sending out signals illustrated by lightning bolts and sound waves coming from its transmitter. The text "Un Film RKO" fades in itself on the logo in a thunderbolt font.

Trivia: Unlike the American version being a model, this is a painting made with aerograph.

FX/SFX: None.

Music/Sounds: The opening theme to the film.

Availability: Extremely rare. Seen on French prints of films from RKO like Blackbeard the Pirate.

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