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Watch: Columbia Pictures Celebrates 100 Years of Film in Video Tribute
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scrn loglineColumbia Pictures celebrates a century of iconic films from Spider-Man to The Karate Kid in a star-studded video tribute.beat sheet- Columbia Pictures, founded in 1924, is the latest Hollywood mainstay to reach the 100-year milestone, following Disney and Warner Bros. last year.
- The studio's biggest box office hits include the Spider-Man, Jumanji, and Men in Black franchises, with their highest-grossing film being Spider-Man: No Way Home at $1.92 billion worldwide.
Read the sourcecall sheetHarry Cohn, Jack Cohn, Joe Brandt, Frank Capra, Columbia Pictures, Sony Pictures, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Spider-Man, Jumanji, Bad Boys, Men in Black, The Karate Kid, Robert Langdon, Ghostbusters, Spider-Man: No Way Home, The Last EmperorNo more articles
Watch: Columbia Pictures Celebrates 100 Years of Film in Video Tribute
FirstShowing.netStory by Alex Billington
scrn logline
Columbia Pictures celebrates a century of iconic films from Spider-Man to The Karate Kid in a star-studded video tribute.
beat sheet
- Columbia Pictures, founded in 1924, is the latest Hollywood mainstay to reach the 100-year milestone, following Disney and Warner Bros. last year.
- The studio's biggest box office hits include the Spider-Man, Jumanji, and Men in Black franchises, with their highest-grossing film being Spider-Man: No Way Home at $1.92 billion worldwide.
call sheet
Harry Cohn, Jack Cohn, Joe Brandt, Frank Capra, Columbia Pictures, Sony Pictures, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Spider-Man, Jumanji, Bad Boys, Men in Black, The Karate Kid, Robert Langdon, Ghostbusters, Spider-Man: No Way Home, The Last Emperor