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Commonwealth United Entertainment

Commonwealth United Entertainment (generally referred to as Commonwealth United; abbreviated as CUE), formerly known as Television Enterprises Corporation (abbreviated as TEC), was an American film & TV production and distribution company active to 1971. It was headed by Milton T. Raynor.[1]

Industry

Filmed entertainment

1971 (1971)

Broken up and sold

Milton T. Raynor

Milton T. Raynor ( -1967)

Commonwealth United Corporation (1967-1971)

The company was sometimes considered one of the "instant majors" of the late 1960s.[li 1] It's parent company briefly operated a record label, Commonwealth United Records (abbreviated as CUR),[2] as well as a TV production & distribution company, Commonwealth United Television (abbreviated as CUT).[3] It produced films through its in-house film studio, Commonwealth United Productions (abbreviated as CUP),[4] which would eventually become Commonwealth United Pictures (abbreviated as CUP).[5]

Industry

Entertainment

Real Properties Corporation

1965 (1965)

1971 (1971)

Dissolved

Commonwealth United Entertainment
Commonwealth United Television
Commonwealth United Records
Commonwealth United Pictures

(1968)

A Black Veil for Lisa

(1969)

99 Women

(1969)

Venus in Furs

(1969)

Battle of Neretva

(1969)

The Magic Christian

(1969)

It Takes All Kinds

(1969)

That Cold Day in the Park

(1970)

Tiger by the Tail

(1970)

Julius Caesar

(1970)

The Ballad of Tam Lin

(filmed 1970)

Freelance

Cook, David A. (2000). . University of California Press.

Lost Illusions: American Cinema in the Shadow of Watergate and Vietnam, 1970-1979

at IMDb

Commonwealth United Entertainment