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Columbia Pictures
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Columbia Pictures

US film production and distribution company founded in 1924. It grew out of a smaller company founded in 1920 by brothers Harry (1891-1958) and Jack Cohn (1989-1956) and their friend Joe Brandt (1882-1939). Under Harry Cohn's guidance, Columbia became a major studio by the 1940s, producing such commercial hits as Gilda (1946). After Cohn's death in 1958 the studio remained successful, producing such international films as Lawrence of Arabia (1962).

Columbia Pictures was sold to the Japanese electronics firm Sony in 1989. The company also produces television films through its subsidiary Screen Gems.



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CULVER CITY - Longtime Sony Pictures Entertainment executive Jeff Blake was given a new title and more responsibilities Thursday when he was named chairman of worldwide marketing and distribution of Sony's Columbia TriStar Motion Picture Group.
Major League Baseball Properties has teamed with Columbia Pictures and Marvel Studios for an unprecedented marketing partnership to support the highly anticipated national release of Spider-Man(R) 2, it was jointly announced today by Geoffrey Ammer, president of worldwide marketing for the Columbia TriStar Motion Picture Group and Tim Brosnan, EVP Business, Major League Baseball.
Another Sony division, Columbia TriStar Motion Picture Group, also had a piece of ``Erin Brockovich,'' which earned Julia Roberts a victory for best actress.
 
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