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The 55 pages that link to Paramount Pictures, each with the reason it gives.

• Mary PickfordRelated: Pickford became a major star under Famous Players, the company that developed into Paramount.

• Cecil B. DeMilleRelated: DeMille's long association with Paramount gave his productions a durable institutional home.

• The GodfatherRelated: The studio’s production decisions and conflicts formed part of the film’s making.

• Desilu ProductionsRelated: Paramount purchased Desilu in 1967 and absorbed its production business.

• PsychoRelated: Hitchcock financed much of the production himself after Paramount declined to back it fully.

• David O. SelznickRelated: Selznick held an executive position at Paramount early in his Hollywood career.

• Double IndemnityRelated: The studio backed a story whose sexual frankness and violence challenged contemporary production standards.

• Joseph L. MankiewiczRelated: Mankiewicz began his Hollywood career writing intertitles and screenplays at Paramount.

• The Blue AngelRelated: Its contract brought Dietrich to Hollywood and reunited her with Sternberg.

• VertigoRelated: The studio released the film during Hitchcock’s major Hollywood period.

• Carlos GardelRelated: Gardel made several Spanish-language films for Paramount studios in France and the United States.

• Dorothy ArznerRelated: Arzner began her studio career at Paramount, where she advanced from clerical work to directing.

• Vitagraph StudiosRelated: Vitagraph later entered the Paramount organization through corporate acquisition.

• Edith HeadRelated: Head spent much of her career leading costume design at Paramount’s studio wardrobe department.

• Ginger RogersRelated: Rogers made early films at Paramount before her lasting success at RKO.

• Mae WestRelated: Paramount released West's early hit films and helped shape her screen career.

• The Rose TattooRelated: Paramount produced and distributed the 1955 film.

• Clara BowRelated: Bow became one of Paramount’s most popular stars during the silent era.

• Gary CooperRelated: Paramount developed Cooper into a major star under a long-term contract.

• Martha RayeRelated: Paramount signed Raye in the 1930s and helped launch her film career.

• Thomas H. InceRelated: Ince’s company became part of the corporate lineage that contributed to Paramount’s growth.

• Claudette ColbertRelated: Colbert became a leading Paramount star during the studio era.

• Josef von SternbergRelated: The studio supported Sternberg's Dietrich cycle and later shaped its production conditions.

• Preston SturgesRelated: Sturges made his celebrated 1940s comedies within Paramount’s studio system.

• Carole LombardRelated: Lombard’s career flourished after she became a leading Paramount star in the 1930s.

• Fred MacMurrayRelated: MacMurray became a major screen star through his work under Paramount contract.

• Michael EisnerRelated: Eisner led Paramount as president and chief executive before joining Disney.

• Louise BrooksRelated: Brooks’s Hollywood contract with Paramount launched her film career and later constrained her choices.

• Martin and LewisRelated: The studio signed the duo and released most of their feature films.

• Pola NegriRelated: Paramount brought Negri to Hollywood and promoted her as an international star.

• Carolyn JonesRelated: Jones signed a contract with Paramount early in her film career.

• Frances FarmerRelated: Farmer’s early film career grew through a contract with Paramount.

• Hal B. WallisRelated: Wallis began his Hollywood career at Paramount before joining Warner Bros.

• Mary AstorRelated: A Paramount contract helped establish Astor as a screen actress in the 1920s.

• Randolph ScottRelated: Scott worked under contract at Paramount during the early years of his film career.

• Dorothy LamourRelated: Paramount developed Lamour as a musical star and cast her in her early feature successes.

• Eve ArdenRelated: Arden appeared in films made during Paramount’s studio-era production system.

• Ray MillandRelated: Milland spent much of his early Hollywood career under contract to Paramount.

• Susan HaywardRelated: Hayward appeared in Paramount films early in her screen career.

• xXx: Return of Xander CageRelated: The studio distributed the film in the United States.