Sometimes, lions would be replaced after the first roar by a Marx brother or Tom, from Tom and Jerry. For a brief moment in the 1960s, MGM got rid of the roaring lion altogether, replacing him ...

After nearly a century of live-action roaring lions, MGM has created an entirely computer animated version of its classic logo. The post The MGM Roaring Lion Is Now All CGI appeared first on Nerdist.

For almost a century, MGM has used more than half a dozen of real-life lions to portray its famous roaring lion mascot logo that appears before the start of each of its films. Now, nearly 100 ...

After almost 100 years, MGM’s iconic roaring lion mascot has been replaced by an all-CGI version. More than half a dozen real live lions have been used over the years to portray the mascot, but ...

It was a phenomenal success, and the MGM logo, featuring a roaring lion (nicknamed Leo), was said to be the second best known in the world, outstripped only by Coca-Cola.

MGM lions set for final roar The MGM Grand’s corporate symbol won’t be stalking the premises in the flesh after Jan. 31, when the hotel plans to close the Lion Habitat it opened in 1999 for $9 ...

The MGM Lion Is Ready To Roar Once Again! by Neil Upton. Jun 25, 2011 June 25th, 2011. Legendary studio MGM has announced it's emergence from bankruptcy.

MGM has settled on what is likely to be its final four films in its current incarnation. Following discussions with Sony, the Lion has greenlit the projects in advance of the studio's buyout by a ...

MGM has unveiled an all-digital replacement of the vanity plate that has introduced its movies for decades. In lieu of the familiar footage of a real-life lion roaring mightily, we now have a CGI ...