TriStar Pictures

Not to be confused with TriStar Pictures Productions.

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1984–1991	1990–1993	1992–present

Tri-Star Pictures

1984–1991

Tri-Star Pictures was originally founded in 1982 as a briefly-unnamed joint venture between Columbia Pictures, HBO, and CBS. It was later officially named under its original name on May 16, 1983, but did not start using a logo until 1984.

TriStar Pictures

1990–1993

Tri-Star Pictures was renamed as TriStar Pictures in 1991, with the hyphen removed from its name. This logo was only used either at the endings or trailers of films released by the studio.

1992–present

1992–1993

This was only used as an early closing logo.

1993–present

2014–present

2015–present

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Columbia Pictures

Part of Sony Pictures Entertainment

Defunct
RCA-Columbia Pictures-Hoyts Video | Rastar Films | Columbia TriStar Film Distributors International | Hoyts-Fox-Columbia TriStar Films³

¹Former joint venture with LBS Communications.
²Formerly co-owned by Warner Bros.
³Joint venture with Hoyts and 20th Century Fox
⁴Joint venture with HarperCollins

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Sony Pictures Entertainment

Part of Sony

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment:
Universal Sony Pictures Home Entertainment | Sony Pictures Kids Zone | Kartoon Studios (7%)

Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions:
Destination Films | Affirm Films | Stage 6 Films

Sony Channel: Latin America

Sony Movies: Latin America | United States (Sony Cine)

Other US Networks: Great Entertainment Television

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Sony Pictures Networks India

Part of Sony Pictures Entertainment

Indian TV channels:

Hindi: Entertainment: Sony TV ^HD, Sony Sab ^HD and Sony Pal | Movies: Sony Max ^HD (Other), Sony Max 2 (classic movies) and Sony Wah | Kids: Sony Yay
English: Movies: Sony Pix ^HD | Knowledge: Sony BBC Earth ^{HD, 1}
Regional languages: Bengali: Sony Aath | Marathi: Sony Marathi

Sony Sports Network: Sony Sports Ten 1 ^HD, Sony Sports Ten 2 ^HD, Sony Sports Ten 3 ^HD (Hindi), Sony Sports Ten 4 ^HD (Tamil and Telugu), Sony Sports Ten 5 ^HD

International channels: SET (Asia) | Sony KAL

Video-on-demand: SonyLIV

Defunct channels:
English entertainment: AXN ^HD | Hindi music: Sony Rox HD and Sony Mix | English movies: Sony Le Plex HD | Kids: Animax (India) | Sports: Sony Ten Golf HD | Sony ESPN ^{HD, 2} (sports)

Content production arm: Studio NEXT
Film production: Sony Pictures Networks Productions

Notes:
¹Joint venture with BBC Studios.
²Was a joint venture with ESPN.

Theme Parks: Columbia Pictures Aquaverse

Other: Sony Pictures DVD Center

¹Co-owned with Aniplex.
²Made in partnership with Skybound.
³Formerly co-owned with AT&T; Sony acquired AT&T’s stake of GSN in 2019.
⁴Joint venture with A+E Networks.
⁵Joint venture with Dori Media Group.
⁶Joint venture with Nippon Television.
⁷Transferred to Sony Music Entertainment Japan in 2001 and renamed to Aniplex in 2003.
⁸Joint venture with Gaumont.
⁹Joint venture with IMAX Corporation and Warner Bros. Discovery
¹⁰Under license from Warner Bros. Discovery.
¹¹Sold to Duo Media Networks (Postimees Grupp).
¹²Joint venture with ESPN.
¹³Joint venture with Warner Bros. Discovery and Singtel.
¹⁴Sold to KC Global Media Entertainment.
¹⁵Sold to Narrative Entertainment.
¹⁶Sold to SPI International.
¹⁷Sold to National Media Group.
¹⁸Sold to Antenna Group.
¹⁹Under license from Viasat.
²⁰Sold to Nojima.
²¹Sold to JVM Holding.
²²Joint venture with HarperCollins.
²³Sold to Sastisfaction Group.
²⁴Sold to High View Group.

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1984–1991

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1990–1993

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