United Artists Film Company

United Artists Film Company. United Artists Fanmade Films 4 Wiki Fandom UA was essentially dormant after 1989, releasing no films for several years. With film credits like Modern Times (1936), High Noon (1952), and Raging Bull (1980), United Artists has been a major force in Hollywood since its founding in 1919

Fairbanks died in 1939 and Pickford, whose final film as an actress, "Secrets," had been released in 1933, formed her own production company and continued to serve on the UA board. Griffith, Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks as a venture premised on allowing actors to control their own financial and artistic interests rather than being dependent upon commercial studios.

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Fairbanks died in 1939 and Pickford, whose final film as an actress, "Secrets," had been released in 1933, formed her own production company and continued to serve on the UA board. MGM and UA were merged into MGM/UA Entertainment Co United Artists was the first major production company to be controlled by its artists rather than by businessmen

List of Famous Movie and Film Production Company Logos. Final Cut: Dreams and Disaster in the Making of Heaven's Gate It also started the trend among studios to act as distributing agencies for films other than those it produced

United Artists, UA Film Studio Logo Editorial Stock Image Image of artists, icons 97124279. United Artists was founded on a framework of artistic idealism, imagining a world where independent producers and creative agencies could finance their projects without having to deal with the enterprising studio moguls who capitalised on the talents of other people. Publication date 1987 Topics United Artists Corporation, Motion picture industry Publisher Madison, Wis