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===Background===
Logo descriptions by bigladiesman
Founded in 1937 by Italian expatriate Filippo del Giudice as a project to make an international film company, it ended up being a genuinely British company, producing films with [[The Rank Organisation|Rank]] or on its own. It folded in 1955.
Photos by TBA
Video captures by Eric S. and bigladiesman
Editions by TBA


===Logo (June 10, 1938-January 11, 1955)===
Background: Founded in 1937 by Italian expatriate Filippo del Giudice as a project to make an international film company, it ended up being a genuinely British company, producing films with Rank or on its own. It folded in 1955.
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'''Visuals:''' There is a painting of London's Tower Bridge with some skyscrapers in the background. Then, in white, rounded letters, the words
<center>{{font|Impact|
A<br>
TWO CITIES<br>
FILM}}</center>


zoom out at a very fast pace and place themselves in the very center of the screen.
(June 1938-January 11, 1955)
Two Cities Films (1944)


'''Variant:'''
Logo: We see a painting of London's Tower Bridge with some skyscrapers in the background. Then, in white, rounded letters, the words


* On some films (mostly the ones distributed by [[The Rank Organisation|Rank]]), the byline "F. DEL GIUDICE IN CHARGE OF PRODUCTION" would appear. The set of skyscrapers varies as well.
A
* In Technicolor films, the logo has a dark, moody look, with cold colours. The set of skyscrapers varies depending on the film.
TWO CITIES
FILM

zoom out at a very fast pace and place themselves in the very center of the screen.


'''Technique:''' Camera controlled animation.
Variant: On some films (mostly the ones distributed by Rank), the byline "F. DEL GIUDICE IN CHARGE OF PRODUCTION" would appear. The set of skyscrapers varies as well.


'''Audio:''' The opening music of the movie.
Trivia: In Technicolor films, the logo has a dark, moody look, with cold colours. The set of skyscrapers varies depending on the film.


'''Availability:''' It can be spotted on DVDs of old productions by this company.
FX/SFX: The zoom out, which is quite rough. The letters are semi-transparent, but it is unclear whether it was intentional or not


Music/Sounds: The opening music of the movie.


Availability: Quite rare. It can be spotted on DVDs of old productions by this company.


[[Category:Film logos]]
Editor's Note: None.
[[Category:United Kingdom]]
[[Category:British film logos]]

Latest revision as of 18:52, 25 June 2024


Background

Founded in 1937 by Italian expatriate Filippo del Giudice as a project to make an international film company, it ended up being a genuinely British company, producing films with Rank or on its own. It folded in 1955.

Logo (June 10, 1938-January 11, 1955)

Visuals: There is a painting of London's Tower Bridge with some skyscrapers in the background. Then, in white, rounded letters, the words

A
TWO CITIES

FILM

zoom out at a very fast pace and place themselves in the very center of the screen.

Variant:

  • On some films (mostly the ones distributed by Rank), the byline "F. DEL GIUDICE IN CHARGE OF PRODUCTION" would appear. The set of skyscrapers varies as well.
  • In Technicolor films, the logo has a dark, moody look, with cold colours. The set of skyscrapers varies depending on the film.

Technique: Camera controlled animation.

Audio: The opening music of the movie.

Availability: It can be spotted on DVDs of old productions by this company.

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