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   Franchise Pictures, LLC was an American independent motion picture production and distribution company, founded in 1997 by Elie Samaha, Ashok Amritraj, and Andrew Stevens. They were known for their production in the action film genre. The company also had a short-lived video game arm, Franchise Interactive.

   Release Date	Title
   July 6, 1999	A Murder of Crows
   September 10, 1999	Storm Catcher
   October 9, 1999	Five Aces
   December 29, 1999	The Third Miracle

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   Franchise Pictures LLC was an independent motion picture company founded by Elie Samaha, Ashok Amritraj, and Andrew Stevens in 1997. The company is known for rescuing actor's pet projects and producing action films that are mainly aimed at teens and adults.

3. www.avid.wiki › Franchise_PicturesFranchise Pictures - Audiovisual Identity Database

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   Oct 2, 2024 · Franchise Pictures was an independent film company founded in 1997 known for rescuing pet projects and their production of action films. Much of their output was negatively-reviewed and/or bombed at the box office. The company's first few films were distributed by Morgan Creek Productions in North America, but since Morgan Creek lacked an in ...

4. www.celebsagewiki.com › elie-samahaElie Samaha Biography, Age, Height, Wife, Net Worth, Family

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   He then founded Franchise Pictures in 1997, and the company quickly became one of the most successful independent film production and distribution companies in Hollywood. Samaha has produced a number of successful films, including The Whole Nine Yards, The Cooler, and The In-Laws.

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   Sep 7, 2024 · Franchise Pictures, LLC was an American independent motion picture production and distribution company, founded in 1997 by Elie Samaha, Ashok Amritraj, and Andrew Stevens. They were known for their production in the action film genre. The company also had a short-lived video game arm, Franchise Interactive. The company closed on May 18, 2007.

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   Franchise Pictures LLC was an independent motion picture production and distribution company, founded by Elie Samaha, Ashok Amritraj, and Andrew Stevens. They were known for their production in the action film genre. The company also had a short-lived video game arm, Franchise Interactive. Franchise Pictures was started on October 24, 1997, with Phoenician Entertainment serving as subsidiary ...

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   Who founded Franchise Pictures?

   • Franchise Pictures, LLC was an American independent motion picture production and distribution company, founded by Elie Samaha, Ashok Amritraj, and Andrew Stevens". They were known for their production in the action film genre. The company also had a short-lived video game arm, Franchise Interactive.

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   What is Franchise Pictures?

   • Background: Franchise Pictures was an independent film company known for rescuing pet projects and their production of action films. Much of their output was negatively-reviewed and/or bombed at the box office.

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   What happened to Franchise Pictures?

   • The company, as well as its subsidiary Phoenician Entertainment, closed in 2004, although many unproduced films they funded were released years afterwards. The film library of Franchise Pictures, is now owned of half by Orange Holdings LLC., along with TH!NKFilm, and another half is owned by Revolution Studios (via Morgan Creek Entertainment).

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   When did franchises start?

   • The first franchises can be traced back to the Middle Ages (circa 476 CE – pre-Renaissance 14th century.) Although not quite the franchise business models of the 1800’s, these are the first franchises in recorded history. Over the next two hundred years, these franchises lead to the exploration of uncharted lands and the discovery of new goods.

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   Why did franchise go out of business?

   • Already hit with major losses from the movie, Franchise was later sued into bankruptcy with accusations of purposely inflating the film's budget. The company, as well as its subsidiary Phoenician Entertainment, closed in 2004, although many unproduced films they funded were released years afterwards.

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   Why should you start a photography franchise?

   • Starting a photography franchise offers you the experience and reputation that helps you thrive from the first day of business. Most parent companies provide excellent training opportunities to ensure that you're capable of delivering the excellent customer service that they have worked hard to build.

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8. www.closinglogos.com › page › Franchise_PicturesFranchise Pictures - Closing Logos

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   The company, as well as subsidiary Phoenician Entertainment, closed in 2004, although many unproduced films they funded were released years afterwards. 1st Logo. (July 6, 1999- February 1, 2005) Logo: On a black background, we see a blue box with a white outline with "FRANCHISE" at the top. A building is seen in the box, and " PICTURES " is ...