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List of ITC Entertainment films

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This is a list of films produced/distributed by the defunct British television company, ITC Entertainment. This list also includes films distributed by Associated Film Distribution.

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[MGM-4] [N 1]
rights shared by MGM and ITV Studios

[Disney-20] [N 2]
rights now owned by Walt Disney Studios via Walt Disney Pictures and The Muppets Studio with Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures currently handling distribution

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Desperate Characters

[2] [2]
The Tamarind Seed

[3] [3]
The Return of the Pink Panther

[5] [4]
Farewell, My Lovely

[6] [5]
Man Friday

[7] [6]
The Cassandra Crossing

[8] [7]
Voyage of the Damned

[9] [8]
The Eagle Has Landed

[10] [9]
The Domino Principle

[11] [10]
March or Die

[12] [11]
Capricorn One

[13] [12]
The Big Sleep

[14] [13]
The Medusa Touch

[15] [14]
The Boys from Brazil

[16] [15]
Autumn Sonata

[17] [16]
Movie Movie

[18] [17]
Firepower

[19] [18]
Escape to Athena

[21] [19]
The Muppet Movie

[22] [20]
Love and Bullets

[23] [21]
Killer Fish

[24] [22]
Saturn 3

[25] [23]
"NY Times: Blood Feud". Movies & TV Dept. The New York Times. Retrieved 29 March 2009.^{[dead link]}

[26] [24]
"The Changeling". Movies & TV Dept. The New York Times. 2016. Archived from the original on 2016-03-07.

[27] [25]
"Can't Stop the Music". Movies & TV Dept. The New York Times. 2016. Archived from the original on 2016-03-10.

[28] [26]
Raise the Titanic

[29] [27]
"Times Square". Movies & TV Dept. The New York Times. 2016. Archived from the original on 2016-03-07.

[30] [28]
Hawk the Slayer

[31] [29]
Inside Moves

[32] [30]
Maslin, Janet (19 December 1980). "The Jazz Singer (1980)". The New York Times. Retrieved 28 October 2015.

[33] [31]
Borderline company credits at The New York Times

[34] [32]
"The Mirror Crack'd". Movies & TV Dept. The New York Times. 2016. Archived from the original on 2016-03-10.

[35] [33]
Hard Country

[36] [34]
Gregory's Girl

[37] [35]
The Salamander

[38] [36]
Green Ice

[39] [37]
The Legend of the Lone Ranger

[40] [38]
The Great Muppet Caper

[41] [39]
Maslin, Janet (30 June 1981). "FILM: NEW Bergman WORK, 'LIFE OF THE MARIONETTES'". The New York Times. Retrieved 28 October 2015.

[42] [40]
"Honky Tonk Freeway". Movies & TV Dept. The New York Times. 2014. Archived from the original on 2014-08-11.

[43] [41]
On Golden Pond

[44] [42]
Barbarosa

[45] [43]
"Evil Under the Sun". Movies & TV Dept. The New York Times. 2016. Archived from the original on 2016-03-07.

[46] [44]
The Last Unicorn

[47] [45]
"Frances". Movies & TV Dept. The New York Times. 2016. Archived from the original on 2016-03-07.

[48] [46]
Sophie's Choice

[49] [47]
The Dark Crystal

[50] [48]
Second Thoughts^{[dead link]}

[51] [49]
Tender Mercies

[52] [50]
"Bad Boys". Movies & TV Dept. The New York Times. 2016. Archived from the original on 2016-03-25.

[53] [51]
"Slayground". Movies & TV Dept. The New York Times. 2016. Archived from the original on 2016-03-08.

[54] [52]
"Cross Creek". Movies & TV Dept. The New York Times. 2016. Archived from the original on 2016-03-07.

[55] [53]
Where the Boys Are '84

[56] [54]
The Evil That Men Do

[57] [55]
The Company of Wolves

[58] [56]
Robbery Under Arms

[59] [57]
The Stepfather

[60] [58]
The Brave Little Toaster

[61] [59]
Whoops Apocalypse^{[dead link]}

[62] [60]
Backfire

[63] [61]
A Summer Story

[64] [62]
Without a Clue

[65] [63]
A Dangerous Life

[66] [64]
Stepfather II

[67] [65]
Billy the Kid and the Green Baize Vampire

[68] [66]
Zapped Again

[69] [67]
Welcome Home, Roxy Carmichael

[70] [68]
Zandalee

[71] [69]
Wedlock

[72] [70]
Fear of a Black Hat

[73] [71]
Doppelganger

[74] [72]
Ed and His Dead Mother

[75] [73]
The Last Seduction

[76] [74]
Keys to Tulsa

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Release Date	Title	Notes	Ref
September 22, 1971	Desperate Characters	Distributed by Paramount Pictures	^[1]
May 24, 1972	The Possession of Joel Delaney	Distributed by Paramount Pictures
July 11, 1974	The Tamarind Seed	Co-production with Lorimar Film Entertainment; Distributed by Avco Embassy Pictures	^[2]
May 21, 1975	The Return of the Pink Panther	Distributed by United Artists Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy	^[3]^{[N 1]}
August 8, 1975	Farewell, My Lovely	Distributed by Avco Embassy Pictures	^[4]
March 5, 1976	Man Friday	Distributed by Avco Embassy Pictures	^[5]
October 8, 1976	The Cassandra Crossing	Distributed by Avco Embassy Pictures in North America and 20th Century-Fox internationally	^[6]
December 22, 1976	Voyage of the Damned	Distributed by Avco Embassy Pictures Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture - Drama	^[7]
December 25, 1976	The Eagle Has Landed	Distributed by Columbia Pictures	^[8]
January 28, 1977	Cross of Iron	Distributed by EMI Films
June 2, 1977	The Domino Principle	Distributed by Avco Embassy Pictures	^[9]
August 5, 1977	March or Die	Distributed by Columbia Pictures	^[10]
December 17, 1977	Capricorn One	Distributed by Warner Bros.	^[11]
March 13, 1978	The Big Sleep	Distributed by United Artists	^[12]
April 14, 1978	The Medusa Touch	Distributed by Warner Bros.	^[13]
October 5, 1978	The Boys from Brazil	Distributed by 20th Century Fox	^[14]
October 8, 1978	Autumn Sonata	Distributed by New World Pictures	^[15]
November 1978	Movie Movie	Distributed by Warner Bros. Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy	^[16]
April 27, 1979	Firepower	Co-production with Michel Winner Productions; Distributed by Associated Film Distribution	^[17]
June 6, 1979	Escape to Athena	Distributed by Associated Film Distribution	^[18]
June 22, 1979	The Muppet Movie	Co-production with Henson Associates; Distributed by Associated Film Distribution^{[N 2]}	^[19]
September 14, 1979	Love and Bullets	Distributed by Associated Film Distribution	^[20]
December 7, 1979	Killer Fish	Distributed by Associated Film Distribution	^[21]

Release Date	Title	Notes	Ref
February 15, 1980	Saturn 3	Distributed by Associated Film Distribution	^[22]
February 22, 1980	Blood Feud	Distributed by Associated Film Distribution	^[23]
March 28, 1980	The Changeling	Co-production with Carolco Pictures	^[24]
June 20, 1980	Can't Stop the Music	Co-production with EMI Films	^[25]
August 1, 1980	Raise the Titanic	Distributed by Associated Film Distribution	^[26]
October 17, 1980	Times Square	Co-production with Butterfly Valley N.Y., EMI Films, Robert Stigwood Organization; Distributed by Associated Film Distribution	^[27]
December 18, 1980	Hawk the Slayer		^[28]
December 19, 1980	Inside Moves	Distributed by Associated Film Distribution	^[29]
	The Jazz Singer	Co-production with EMI Films	^[30]
	Borderline	Co-production with Marble Arch Productions; Distributed by Associated Film Distribution	^[31]
	The Mirror Crack'd	Co-production with EMI Films	^[32]
April 1981	Hard Country	Distributed by Associated Film Distribution	^[33]
April 23, 1981	Gregory's Girl		^[34]
April 25, 1981	The Salamander		^[35]
May 1981	Green Ice		^[36]
May 22, 1981	The Legend of the Lone Ranger	Co-production with Eaves Movie Ranch, Wrather Productions; Distributed by Universal Pictures and Associated Film Distribution	^[37]
June 26, 1981	The Great Muppet Caper	Co-production with Henson Associates; Distributed by Universal Pictures and Associated Film Distribution^{[N 2]}	^[38]
June 30, 1981	From the Life of the Marionettes	Distributed by Associated Film Distribution	^[39]
August 21, 1981	Honky Tonk Freeway	Co-production with EMI Films, Honky Tonk Freeway Company and Kendon Films; Distributed by Universal Pictures and Associated Film Distribution	^[40]
December 4, 1981	On Golden Pond	Co-production with IPC Films; Distributed by Universal Pictures and Associated Film Distribution Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture	^[41]
February 19, 1982	Barbarosa	Distributed by Universal Pictures and Associated Film Distribution	^[42]
March 5, 1982	Evil Under the Sun	Co-production with EMI Films, Titan Productions and Mersham Productions Ltd.; Distributed by Columbia-EMI-Warner, Universal Pictures and Associated Film Distribution;	^[43]
November 19, 1982	The Last Unicorn	Co-production with Rankin/Bass and Topcraft; distributed by Jensen Farley Pictures	^[44]
December 3, 1982	Frances	Co-production with EMI Films and Brooksfilms; Distributed by Universal Pictures, Associated Film Distribution and Columbia-EMI-Warner	^[45]
December 8, 1982	Sophie's Choice	Co-production with Keith Barish Productions; Distributed by Universal Pictures and Associated Film Distribution Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture - Drama	^[46]
December 17, 1982	The Dark Crystal	Co-production with Henson Associates; Distributed by Universal Pictures and Associated Film Distribution	^[47]
February 1983	Second Thoughts	Co-production with David Foster Productions and EMI Films; Distributed by Universal Pictures and Associated Film Distribution	^[48]
March 4, 1983	Tender Mercies	Co-production with Antron Media Production and EMI Films; Distributed by Universal Pictures and Associated Film Distribution Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture - Drama	^[49]
March 25, 1983	Bad Boys	Co-production with EMI Films and Solofilm; Distributed by Universal Pictures and Associated Film Distribution	^[50]
May 1983	Slayground	Co-production with Jennie and Company Thorn EMI Screen Entertainment; Distributed by Columbia-EMI-Warner, Universal Pictures; Associated Film Distribution	^[51]
December 1983	Cross Creek	Co-production with Thorn EMI Screen Entertainment; Distributed by Universal Pictures and Associated Film Distribution	^[52]
April 6, 1984	Where the Boys Are '84	Distributed by TriStar Pictures	^[53]
September 14, 1984	The Evil That Men Do	Distributed by TriStar Pictures	^[54]
September 15, 1984	The Company of Wolves	Co-production with The Cannon Group, Inc.	^[55]
March 28, 1985	Robbery Under Arms		^[56]
January 23, 1987	The Stepfather	Co-production with New Century Vista Film Company	^[57]
July 10, 1987	The Brave Little Toaster	UK Theatrical Distribution only, produced by Hyperion Animation and The Kushner-Locke Company Distributed by Walt Disney Pictures in the USA ^[58]
May 6, 1988	Whoops Apocalypse		^[59]
June 21, 1988	Backfire		^[60]
August 11, 1988	A Summer Story	Co-production with Atlantic Entertainment Group	^[61]
October 21, 1988	Without a Clue	Co-production with Orion Pictures	^[62]
November 27, 1988	A Dangerous Life	Co-production with Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Central Independent Television via Zenith Entertainment, Home Box Office	,^[63]
October 20, 1989	The Last Warrior	Co-production with Label Productions and Martin Wragge Production; distributed by SVS Films
November 3, 1989	Stepfather II		^[64]
November 25, 1989	Billy the Kid and the Green Baize Vampire		^[65]

Release Date	Title	Notes	Ref
April 14, 1990	Zapped Again!		^[66]
October 12, 1990	Welcome Home, Roxy Carmichael	Co-production with Paramount Pictures	^[67]
July 18, 1991	Zandalee		^[68]
December 10, 1991	Wedlock		^[69]
January 24, 1993	Fear of a Black Hat	Co-production with The Samuel Goldwyn Company	^[70]
May 26, 1993	Doppelganger		^[71]
November 17, 1993	Ed and His Dead Mother		^[72]
October 26, 1994	The Last Seduction	Co-production with October Films	^[73]
April 11, 1997	Keys to Tulsa	Co-production with PolyGram Filmed Entertainment	^[74]

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