History Creator / Gaumont

Gaumont's CEO is Nicolas Seydoux since 1975. He's the brother of Pathé's own CEO, Jérôme Seydoux.

* ''Film/TheTallBlondManWithOneBlackShoe'' film series (1972-1974)

From 1993 to 2004, Gaumount's titles were theatrically distributed via Creator/GaumontBuenaVistaInternational, a joint venture between Gaumont and [;Creator/{{Disney}} Disney France]]. From early 2004 to 2007, their titles were distributed through Creator/GaumontColumbiaTriStarFilms, a joint venture between Gaumont and Creator/SonyPictures and one of the many companies and partnerships that both parties had formed. Currently, Gaumont distributes its films theatrically and on home video in France themselves.

From 1993 to 2004, Gaumount and Creator/{{Disney}} made a partnership called Creator/GaumontBuenaVistaInternational for producing films for theater distribution. From early 2004 to 2007, the company had a partnership with Creator/{{Sony}}, called Creator/GaumontColumbiaTriStarFilms, for producing films and for theater and DVD distribution worldwide. And for many years, Gaumont's home video division was a joint venture with Creator/SonyPictures. Currently, Gaumont distributes its films through [[Creator/{{Paramount}} Paramount Home Media Distribution]] on video in France.

* ''Anime/TheBoyAndTheBeast'' (2016)

The company's CEO is Nicolas Seydoux since 1975. He's the brother of Pathé's own CEO Jérôme Seydoux.

From 1993 to 2004, Gaumount and Creator/{{Disney}} made a partnership called Creator/GaumontBuenaVistaInternational for producing films for theater distribution. From early 2004 to 2007, the company had a partnership with Creator/{{Sony}}, called "Gaumont Columbia [=TriStar=] Films", for producing films and for theater and DVD distribution worldwide. And for many years, Gaumont's home video division was a joint venture with Creator/SonyPictures. Currently, Gaumont distributes its films through [[Creator/{{Paramount}} Paramount Home Media Distribution]] on video in France.

From 1993 to 2004, Gaumount and Creator/{{Disney}} made a partnership called "Gaumont Buena Vista International" for producing films for theater distribution. From early 2004 to 2007, the company had a partnership with Creator/{{Sony}}, called "Gaumont Columbia [=TriStar=] Films", for producing films and for theater and DVD distribution worldwide. And for many years, Gaumont's home video division was a joint venture with Creator/SonyPictures. Currently, Gaumont distributes its films through [[Creator/{{Paramount}} Paramount Home Media Distribution]] on video in France.

From 1993 to 2004, Gaumount and Creator/{{Disney}} made a partnership called "Gaumont Buena Vista International" for producing films for theater distribution. From early 2004 to 2007, the company had a partnership with Creator/{{Sony}}, called "Gaumont Columbia [=TriStar=] Films" for producing films and for theater and DVD distribution worldwide. And for many years, Gaumont's home video division was a joint venture with Creator/SonyPictures. Currently, Gaumont distributes its films through [[Creator/{{Paramount}} Paramount Home Media Distribution]] on video in France.

[[https://www.gaumont.com Gaumont]] is a UsefulNotes/{{Fr|ance}}ench film production and distribution company. It was founed in [[SilentMovie 1895]] by Léon Gaumont, making it the [[OlderThanTelevision oldest film company in the world]] (its current {{slogan|s}} is aptly "Depuis que le cinéma existe" - "Since cinema exists"). Only Creator/{{Pathe}} is about as old (1896) and still operating. Its historical logo is a stylized oxeye daisy surrounding the name's first letter, "G". Its shape has changed a number of times.

The company's golden age is widely agreed to have been the tenure of producer Alain Poiré from TheFifties to the TurnOfTheMillennium, particularly in the {{comedy}} genre. The company's previous WesternAnimation unit, Gaumont Multimedia became Creator/{{Xilam}} after Marc du Pontavince left the studio in 1999. Many years later, Gaumont purchased the French animation studio Alphanim in 2008 and later renamed it to Gaumont Animation.

The company's golden age is widely agreed to have been the tenure of producer Alain Poiré from TheFifties to the TurnOfTheMillennium, particularly in the {{comedy}} genre. The company's previous WesternAnimation unit, Gaumont Multimedia became Creator/{{Xilam}} after Marc du Pontavince left the studio in 1999. Many years later, Gaumont purchased Alphanim in 2008 and later renamed itself to Gaumont Animation.

* ''Franchise/{{Fantomas}}'' serials (1910s)

[[www.gaumont.com Gaumont]] is a UsefulNotes/{{Fr|ance}}ench film production and distribution company. It was founed in [[SilentMovie 1895]] by Léon Gaumont, making it the [[OlderThanTelevision oldest film company in the world]] (its current {{slogan|s}} is aptly "Depuis que le cinéma existe" - "Since cinema exists"). Only Creator/{{Pathe}} is about as old (1896) and still operating. Its historical logo is a stylized oxeye daisy surrounding the name's first letter, "G". Its shape has changed a number of times.

Gaumont S.A. is a UsefulNotes/{{Fr|ance}}ench film production and distribution company. It was founed in [[SilentMovie 1895]] by Léon Gaumont, making it the [[OlderThanTelevision oldest film company in the world]] (its current {{slogan|s}} is aptly "Depuis que le cinéma existe" - "Since cinema exists"). Only Creator/{{Pathe}} is about as old (1896) and still operating. Its historical logo is a stylized oxeye daisy surrounding the name's first letter, "G". Its shape has changed a number of times.

The company's golden age is widely agreed to have been the tenure of producer Alain Poiré from TheFifties to the TurnOfTheMillennium, particularly in the {{comedy}} genre. The company has also ventured in WesternAnimation, until its animation branch became autonomous under the name Creator/{{Xilam}}.