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The 18 pages that link to Columbia Pictures, each with the reason it gives.

• Warner Bros.Compared with: Its changing ownership contrasts with Warner Bros.’ path through successive media-company mergers.

• Frank CapraRelated: His long association with Columbia helped establish him as a leading director.

• Harrison FordRelated: Ford's early film work included small roles in productions made by the studio.

• A Few Good MenRelated: The studio released the film in 1992.

• A Raisin in the SunRelated: The studio released the 1961 adaptation.

• Larry KramerRelated: Kramer worked in film production, including at Columbia Pictures, before becoming a prominent playwright and activist.

• Doris DayRelated: Columbia signed Day to a long-term contract and produced many of her best-known films.

• Rita HayworthRelated: Its long-term contract system and publicity machinery shaped Hayworth's rise.

• Funny GirlRelated: The studio financed and released the 1968 film.

• Harry CohnBroader topic: This was the company Cohn co-founded and controlled for decades.

• It Happened One NightRelated: The studio released the film, which became a major commercial success.

• Robert RodriguezRelated: Columbia acquired and released El Mariachi, extending the film’s reach beyond its original production.

• William HoldenRelated: Columbia signed Holden to a long-term contract after his breakout in Golden Boy.

• From Here to EternityRelated: Columbia produced and distributed the adaptation that brought Jones’s story to cinemas.

• 28 Years LaterRelated: Columbia Pictures produced and released the film with DNA Films.

• Sony PicturesBroader topic: Its acquisition established Sony's major presence in Hollywood.

• Kim NovakRelated: Columbia contracted Novak and promoted her as a major star.

• Tom SelleckRelated: A studio contract brought Selleck early screen work and acting training.