Brampton Bryan Films Limited

**Brampton Bryan Films Limited** is a major film studio in Cowell. Its headquarters is located in Emerald City, Cowell. It known for its drama films, horror films and action movies. The studio make some interesting films that has good ratings.

## Logo

Brampton Bryan Castle is located in Brampton Bryan, Herefordshire, England.

## History

### 1895-1925

Brampton Bryan Films Limited was founded by John Doe and Hiroshi Nakajima (both born August 29, 1865) on September 19, 1895. In late-1895, they hired 32 actors. They made low-budget B movies that would only be shown locally until February 1896, when they got a deal with a distributor, Gordon Distributors Ltd. (Now Gordon G Messick Distributors). Their films were soon distributed outside of the United States. This also allowed them to make more high budget films.

Brampton Bryan Films Limited first created sound films in 1907, first was *The Pain of King Arthur* (1910)

Brampton Bryan Films Limited's first animated film was released in 1920.

In January 1925, John Doe and Hiroshi Nakajima created two new characters named Wally Wolf and his older sister, Willa Wolf.

### 1925-1962

In January 1925, Brampton Bryan Films Limited entered the animated world, with its stop-motion film, Magical Kingdom of Sem, which is an adaptation of the Cowellan folktale about the fictional kingdom of Sem. Later, in September 1929, Brampton Bryan Cartoons was founded.

After the communist revolution in 1926, Brampton Bryan Films Limited was used as a tool for making propaganda movies, such as The Red Flag, which is a movie about the communist revolution in Cowell. Later, it was allowed to make other types of films in 1930.

In 1947, Brampton Bryan Films Limited's mascots Wally Wolf and his older sister, Willa Wolf celebrated their 25th anniversary.

### 1962-1980

On May 13, 1965, Brampton Bryan Films Limited released a new logo in 1965, with a new film *Jason Bone: Twilight Pony* (1965).

Brampton Bryan Films Limited and Warner Bros. Pictures released a film, *Zombie Cop* (1974) in April 25, 1974.

In 1977, Brampton Bryan and International Pictures formed a holding company called Brampton Bryan International Communications. It went defunct in 1980.

By May 1977, Brampton Bryan was losing control of the holding company and shut it down in November 1980. A Polish financer named Bogdan Brezicki (born 1955) wanted to buy the company, but Hiroshi Nakajima declined.

### 1980-1994

In 1982, Brampton Bryan Films Limited founded Brampton Bryan Technologies. Their first product was the Brampton Bryan InterPhone in 1983. It was a basic Nokia phone made for internet browsing.

Another successful series for Brampton Bryan Films Limited was their "Karate Trilogy", which consisted of *The* *Karate Fighter* (1986), *Return of the Karate Fighter* (1989) and *Karate Fighter III: Night Skies Over Emerald City* (1994), all of which starred Tyler Chu. Other action/adventure films they produced included *Expedition: Treasure Island* (1997) and *The Storymaster* (1999).

Brampton Bryan Films Limited's biggest financial success was with the 1985 action-drama movie *Big City Trouble*, which starred Central Phillips & Theodore Sakalis; which earned $120 million on a $20 million budget.

Brampton Bryan Films Limited also dealt with animated films, including *Rainbow Brite and The Lost Galaxy* (1987), which Brampton Bryan Films Limited picked up and financed after Warner Bros. Pictures backed out due to the critical failure of *Rainbow Brite and the Star Stealer* (1988), and *The Get-Along Gang Movie* (1990).

### 1994-present

By April 26, 1994, Brampton Bryan Films Limited had a brand-new logo in *Eco Man & The Forces of Evil* (1994).

By August 29, 1995, John Doe and Hiroshi Nakajima celebrated their 130th birthday, and on September 19, 1995, Brampton Bryan Films Limited celebrated its 100th birthday.

On October 2, 1995, Brampton Bryan Films Limited is still running for over 100 years. But it was redesigned due to its overhaul.

On May 22, 2005, Brampton Bryan Films Limited gone to its 10,000 films in world record.

Karate Fighter returns with two movies *Karate Fighter IV: The Night Of Taekwondo* (2009) and *Karate Fighter V: The Fight of The Ooze* (2023).

On August 13, 2012, Brampton Bryan Films Limited's corporate structure was overhauled. The headquarters were moved from Greenland, Cowell to Emerald City, Cowell.

In March 2018, they became a subsidiary of Doe/Nakajima, as a result of a relationship they developed during production of their first three co-produced TV shows. There are multiple rumors as to why it happened, all of which contradict with each other.

On August 26, 2020, John Doe and Hiroshi Nakajima's 155th birthday was celebrated and on September 19, 2020, Brampton Bryan Films Limited celebrated its 125th anniversary.

On May 18, 2022, it was announced that Brampton Bryan Films Limited would buy Helion Group (which includes Helion Cloud Computing) for $155 billion. On June 5, 2022, Brampton Bryan Films Limited released Shin’yu 4 into cinemas worldwide.

In January 2025, Wally Wolf & Willa Wolf will celebrate their 100th birthdays together.

## Films

Brampton Bryan Films Limited has released 26,589,620 films since September 19, 1895. The year with the films was 1895 with 34, and the most was 2003 with 168.

## Distribution rights

### Current

* Warner Bros. Pictures (1925–present)
* New Line Cinema (1968–present)
* Columbia Pictures (1925–present)
* TriStar Pictures (1984–present)

### Former

* Gaumont Film Company (1895-1925)
* Pathé (1896-1925)