Miramax

Film production and distribution company Miramax was founded in 1979 by brothers Bob and Harvey Weinstein. The two left the company in 2005 to start The Weinstein Company. Miramax is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company.

The company remains an important production and distribution studio for independent film.

• 1979: Founded
• 1992: Partnered with Paramount Pictures for VHS and TV distribution
• 1993: Purchased by The Walt Disney Company for $70 million
• 2005: Bob and Harvey Weinstein left Miramax to form The Weinstein Company

• 1989: sex, lies, and videotape
• 1989: My Left Foot
• 1992: Bob Roberts
• 1992: Reservoir Dogs
• 1992: The Crying Game
• 1994: Clerks
• 1994: Pulp Fiction
• 1995: Kids
• 1997: Good Will Hunting
• 1998: Shakespeare in Love
• 1999: The Talented Mr. Ripley
• 2003: Chicago
• 2003: Kill Bill
• 2007: No Country for Old Men
• 2007: There Will Be Blood

• Note: Many of the links are to IMDb, which has pop-ups.

• Parent Company Official Site: The Walt Disney Company | Mahalo

• Wikipedia: Miramax Family (Family Film Division)

• IMDb: Miramax International (International Distribution)

• IMDb: Miramax Television (Television Production Company)

• IMDb: Miramax Records (Soundtrack Production Company)

• Wikipedia: Miramax Books

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