Uploaded January 2010 | Updated September 2026, 17 hours ago

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This video contains opening logos, trailer promos, and ratings advices, from the various Palace labels. It is not a definitive list.

Palace is an Australian company, and is not affiliated with a similarly named British company.

The video is as follows:

OPENING LOGOS FROM 1984 - 1986
* Palace Films
* Palace Explosive Video
* Palace Vibrant Video
* Palace Family Video
* Palace Home Video
* Palace Academy Video
followed by a...
* Palace 'Academy Club' promo

TWO RATINGS ADVICES FROM 1984 TO 1986
* 'R' ratings advice
* 'X' ratings advice

MORE OPENING LOGOS FROM 1986 ONWARDS
* Palace Entertainment Corporation [with preview advice and trailer reel]
* Palace Entertainment Corporation 'presents'
* Palace Films [armoured boy version]
* Palace Films [silent - armoured boy]

The various Palace home video labels commenced in 1984. It was a joint venture between Village Roadshow (VR), Blake Films, and a private investor named Antony Veccola.

The label released everything from G-rated kids movies (e.g. The Magic of Lassie, Legend of Hiawatha, Dunderklumpen, etc), to arthouse (e.g. Pixote, Mystery of Oberwald, etc), to the less 'mainstream' titles acquired by VR (e.g. Lassiter, The Hotel New Hampshire, etc), as well as various exploitation and porn films acquired by Blake (e.g. Princess & The Call Girl, Insatiable, Bloodsucking Freaks, etc).

Zeccola bought out VR and Blake in 1985, and the opening logos eventually changed. Palace as a company has been operating since 1965, and Zeccola is still in the distribution business. It also runs a chain of cinemas.