The CBS/Fox Company

History
The CBS/Fox Company was formed in late 1982 as a joint venture between CBS and 20th Century-Fox. Prior to the joint venture, Fox's video releasing company was known as 20th Century-Fox Video.

Distributed libraries

 * 20th Century Fox
 * ABC Video Enterprises
 * American International Pictures (Slaughter and Slaughter's Big Rip-Off)
 * Atlantic Releasing Corporation
 * AVCO Embassy Picture Corporation (Scanners, The Howling, and The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia)
 * Brut Productions
 * CBS (September 1982-1998)
 * ITC Entertainment
 * Janus Films
 * Pacific International Enterprises
 * Producers Sales Organization
 * RBC Films (Charles Chaplin library)
 * Satori Entertainment Corporation
 * Tristar Pictures
 * Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
 * United Artists Corporation
 * Viacom International

Releases under 20th Century-Fox Video (1982)
Unless otherwise noted, all non-Fox releases begin with the 1965 20th Century-Fox logo.

January 1982 (Produced under Magnetic Video following the reorganization)
These titles were the last produced by Magnetic Video as that company was being reorganized into 20th Century Fox Video that year.

1985
TBD

1987
TBD

Locations

 * Farmington Hills, Michigan (1982-1986) (moved to Livonia)
 * Livonia, Michigan (1986-1989) (moved to New York City; duplication facility sold to Technicolor in 1987)
 * Bath, Ontario [Canadian operations]