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The 17 pages that link to 20th Century Fox, each with the reason it gives.

• Star WarsRelated: The studio backed the 1977 release that began the franchise.

• Darryl F. ZanuckBroader topic: Zanuck led the studio and shaped its production identity for decades.

• Fox Film CorporationBroader topic: It inherited Fox Film’s assets and continued its studio operations.

• News CorporationBroader topic: The studio anchored the conglomerate’s film production and distribution interests.

• CinemaScopeRelated: The studio developed and promoted CinemaScope as its widescreen system.

• All About EveRelated: The studio produced and distributed the film during its postwar Hollywood period.

• Joseph L. MankiewiczRelated: Mankiewicz’s Fox years brought major successes as a producer and director.

• X-Men film seriesRelated: Fox controlled the franchise's film rights and production for nearly two decades.

• 20th Century StudiosCompared with: The current studio name retains the earlier label but drops “Fox.”

• Edward ScissorhandsRelated: The studio released the film in 1990.

• Working GirlRelated: The studio released Working Girl in 1988.

• The Ghost and Mrs. MuirRelated: The studio produced and released the film in 1947.

• The Rocky Horror Picture ShowRelated: The studio’s release initially found limited theatrical success before the film gained a following.

• The Sound of MusicRelated: The studio financed and released the film as a major widescreen production.

• Betty GrableRelated: The studio developed and promoted Grable as a leading musical star.

• Gene TierneyRelated: Tierney signed with the studio that developed her into a leading film actress.

• Don AmecheRelated: The studio promoted Ameche as a leading man in films and musicals.