Thorn EMI Video was established in 1981. Thorn EMI released films on video from various film companies including Orion Pictures (First Blood, The Terminator), New Line Cinema (The Evil …

Thorn EMI Video was the home video division of Thorn EMI, a multimedia and electronics company, and was originally known as EMI Videogram until 1981. Its North American division …

Background: Cannon Video (formerly EMI Videogram and Thorn-EMI Video) was originally owned by Thorn-EMI, a multimedia and electronics company until 1986, when Cannon Films bought …

In 1982, Thorn EMI Video would acquire the Australian division of Cinehollywood and converted into their own local Australian division. At its peak, it was one of the Magnificent Seven home …

History Talk (0) EMI Video (1979-81) [] Release Date Studio Title Format Cat# Notes 1981 April: Can't Stop the Music: VHS: Carry On Nurse: VHS: ... Thorn-EMI Video (1981-85) [] Release …

2023年9月17日 · Thorn EMI Video had a very successful run from 1981 until 1984, when TEV joined the highly financially successful Cable Television Network and corporation of HBO …

In early 1981, EMI licensed the Neil Diamond film The Jazz Singer to Paramount Home Video for North American home video. In late 1981, the company became Thorn EMI Video, and its first …

Thorn's largest takeover bid by far came in 1979 when an opportunity arose to purchase the financially ailing EMI Ltd., a diversified entertainment and electronic instruments conglomerate. …

2021年8月25日 · In 1986, Thorn EMI sold all its film interests – including the ABC cinema chain and the video label – to corrupt businessman Alan Bond, who then sold the lot to the Cannon …

In 1984, Thorn EMI formed a joint venture with HBO that was known as Thorn EMI/HBO Video. The U.S. unit of Thorn EMI Video was absorbed into the new partnership; Thorn EMI Video's …