J. Arthur Rank

In England, J. Arthur Rank now owns or controls both the Odeon and Gaumont theater circuits (totaling 650 theaters); the Eagle-Lion distribution company; and is chairman of the Gaumont British organization which includes Gainsborough Pictures, Gaumont British News, the Denham Studios and the Pinewood Studios.
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Rank releases a film adaptation of Shakespeare's "Henry V".
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In Hollywood the English producer, J. Arthur Rank, orchestrates a merger between "Universal Pictures" and the independent production company "International Pictures".The new studio will be known as Universal-International.

Established in 1936 by entrepreneur Charles Boot and J. Arthur Rank, Pinewood aquired it's name from the rolling Pine trees which line it's estate.

Some of Pinewood Studios most famous residents have been the James Bond movies, with the exception of GoldenEye and Tomorrow Never Dies which were shot elswhere.