These are the logo variations used throughout the years by Paramount Pictures, with more to be added over time. Wings (1927, 2012 reissue): The 2012 restoration uses a rather unique variant that is fitting for the first Best Picture Oscar winner.

Nov 27, 2024 · These are the logo variations seen throughout the years by Paramount+, with more to be added overtime. Jerry & Marge Go Large (2022): The "Originals" variant is darker than usual and pushed down. The opening theme also plays over it.

These are some of logo variations seen throughout the years by Paramount Pictures, with more to be added overtime. Wings (1927): The 2012 restoration uses a rather unique editorial decision that's fitting for the first Best Picture Oscar winner.

6 days ago · However, some modern versions of the film (e.g. the 2021 UHD print and 2024 Tubi print) restore the opening Paramount logo (although the closing Paramount logo is seen on an old UK VHS release thereof).

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Logo with Paramount Pictures byline. In-house variant for Paramount Production Support Inc. Variant with the Viacom byline written in Gill Sans. Blue variant with white Paramount script text, used for Paramount Home Entertainment.

Dancing on a Dime (1940): A white and embossed version of the 1927 logo (with the text reading "Paramount Pictures") appears, matching the opening credits sequence... The Milky Way (1936): After the 1935 version of the 1927 logo forms, the stars …

Formatted as "Paramount's" used on various theme parks. This logo was short-lived, although the mountain print was reused for Paramount Channel 's logo. Blue variant logo without byline. Logo with the "Pictures" in a Copperplate font. An SVG version of this logo is recommended but not required. You can help Closing Logo Group by uploading it here.

In November 1967, Paramount modified the logo by removing the clouds at the foot of the mountain, and then updated the text to drop the word "Pictures". Two of the stars were also dropped, reducing the number to 22. Despite this, the logo was never updated on-screen to this variant until 1974.

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