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Why Chaplin and Pickford started their own film company
In 1919, Chaplin, Pickford, Fairbanks and director D. W. Griffith founded United Artists to control how their films were sold.
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The cowboy studio behind Roy Rogers and a young John Wayne
Republic Pictures made fast, cheap Westerns and serials from 1935, and turned Roy Rogers into a star.
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The 1940s B movie studio that made 179 films on tiny budgets
PRC made cheap B movies in the 1940s. One, Detour, became the first B movie in the National Film Registry.