Utopia Pictures

Manhattan Pictures Corporation was an American production and distribution company founded on January 14, 1968 by Steven Spielberg (who later founded Amblin and DreamWorks), Liza Minelli, and the Corman Brothers (Roger Corman and Gene; who later founded New World Pictures) as a distribution company until expanded into production in 1982 when Manhattan bought Calvin Company.

Following the September 11, 2001 attacks, Manhattan Pictures was sold and folded into DreamWorks Pictures.

Now owned by DreamWorks

 * ITC Entertainment
 * Calvin Company
 * Flying A Productions
 * The Film Group
 * Regal Films
 * Lippert Pictures
 * New World Pictures (pre-1974 library only)
 * Crown International Pictures
 * Compass International Pictures
 * Boxoffice International Pictures
 * Cinerama Releasing Corporation
 * Jensen Farley Pictures
 * Bryanston Pictures

Sold to Other Companies

 * HBO Films (films produced by TriStar and Orion only; owned by WarnerMedia)
 * Shaw Brothers Studio (owned by Celestial Pictures)

Units

 * Folded into DreamWorks
 * Manhattan Television (1984-2001)
 * Manhattan Home Entertainment (1985-2001; formerly Manhattan Home Video until 1992)
 * Manhattan DVD (1998-2001)
 * Manhattan Animation (1994-2001)
 * Manhattan Interactive (1996-2001)

Trivia

 * It is a processor of DreamWorks Pictures.
 * It's film library is now owned by Comcast/NBCUniversal via DreamWorks Animation.
 * Despite being founded in 1968, Manhattan did not have a logo until 1975.