Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

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Tom mimics Leo in the Chuck Jones shorts.

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, Inc., also known as Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures and abbreviated as MGM, is an American media company founded on April 17, 1924. Their headquarters are based in Beverly Hills, California, and are currently a subsidiary of Amazon through MGM Holdings since 2021.

Filmography

1930s

• Barney Bear (1939-1954)

1940s

Main article: 1940s

• Tom and Jerry (1940-1967)
• The Alley Cat (1941)
• Officer Pooch (1941)
• Blitz Wolf (1942)
• Red (1943-1949)
• Droopy (1943-1958)
• Screwy Squirrel (1944-1946)
• George and Junior (1946-1948)
• Butch (1949-1957)

1950s

Main article: 1950s

• Spike and Tyke (1957)

In popular culture

• In "Episode Five" (series 6) of the BBC Radio 4 sketch show Dead Ringers, Prime Minister Tony Blair (Jon Culshaw) phoned up MGM Studios in New York to talk about resolving the conflict between Tom and Jerry, believing that if they are brought together, it will bring peace to all other cartoon animals. The woman's complete composure and willingness to help on the other end, makes Jon Culshaw break character and laugh.