It's one of the most iconic images in cinema: a lion, framed by a golden circle of film stock, triumphantly roaring just before the opening credits roll. Now, after almost 100 years and more than ...

You can take a look right here. Of course, this is not the first time MGM has revamped its production logo. Leo was actually the eighth lion that MGM employed for the gig; he took the job in 1957 ...

You can watch it below. There have been eight different lions used since 1924, and each one was used in multiple iterations of the MGM logo. The very first lion didn’t roar, while some lions ...

The reader asked: Was the Lion really strapped down to film this famous trademark clip? The leonine logo of the MGM film studio, originally designed for Goldwyn Pictures Corporation in 1916 ...

And while that’s largely true—good old Leo The Lion has been the company’s sole feline avatar for over 50 years—the look (and lions) of the MGM logo has evolved significantly since its ...

You can take a look right here. Of course, this is not the first time MGM has revamped its production logo. Leo was actually the eighth lion that MGM employed for the gig; he took the job in 1957 ...