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The 24 pages that link to United Artists, each with the reason it gives.

• Charlie ChaplinRelated: Co-founding the company gave Chaplin greater control over financing and distribution.

• American New WaveRelated: Its filmmaker-oriented history made it a significant home for ambitious projects of the period.

• Apocalypse NowRelated: The studio financed and distributed the film.

• The ApartmentRelated: United Artists released The Apartment in 1960.

• Burt LancasterRelated: Hecht-Hill-Lancaster released many of its productions through this independent-minded studio.

• Samuel GoldwynRelated: Goldwyn used United Artists as a distribution outlet for independently produced films.

• Some Like It HotRelated: It distributed Some Like It Hot in the United States.

• A Fistful of DollarsRelated: Its American release helped bring Leone's Italian production to a broad United States audience.

• StagecoachRelated: It distributed Stagecoach, which was independently produced by Walter Wanger.

• Dolores del RíoRelated: Del Río's early Hollywood career included films distributed by this independent studio.

• Raging BullRelated: The studio released Raging Bull in 1980.

• The Man with the Golden ArmRelated: United Artists released the film after Preminger declined to make the changes demanded for Code approval.

• The Great DictatorRelated: The company Chaplin co-founded released The Great Dictator in the United States.

• Albert R. BroccoliRelated: The studio financed and distributed many Bond films produced by Broccoli and Saltzman.

• Stanley KramerRelated: Kramer's early independent productions used the studio's distribution network.

• Kirk KerkorianRelated: Kerkorian acquired United Artists and later combined it with MGM.

• Mark BurnettRelated: Burnett became president of United Artists in 2008, expanding his role beyond television production.