Which famous studio logo was so expensive to produce for each film that it nearly bankrupted the company in the 1990s before they simplified it?

In the high-stakes world of film production, even the smallest details can have massive financial implications. Studio logos aren't just artistic choices—they're expensive branding assets that appear in every production. This trivia question explores one of the most infamous cases where a studio's iconic logo nearly led to financial disaster due to its production costs and technical complications. Test your knowledge of film industry lore!

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MGM's roaring lion, which required maintaining live lions and expensive film shoots for each updated version
Columbia Pictures' torch-bearing woman, which involved costly rights renewals with the original model's estate
Universal's rotating globe, which initially used expensive practical models and pioneering CGI that exceeded budget constraints
20th Century Fox's searchlights, which required specialized equipment and lighting technicians for each new recording