Established in the merger of two companies in 1935, 20th Century Fox was one of the storied studios in America’s golden age of film.
One of its great legacies was its Oscars track record, with an impressive 78 Best Picture nominations over eight decades, The twelve wins started in 1941 with How Green Was My Valley, starring Walter Pidgeon, and ended in 1998 with Titanic, starring Kate Winslet and Leonard di Caprio. (The Titanic win was shared with Paramount.)
The studio also created some of the most beloved film franchises in Hollywood history including Star Wars, Die Hard and Home Alone and its towering logo and signature trumpet fanfare (composed by the legendary Alfred Newman, Randy Newman's uncle) became synonymous with going to the movies. Its television studio created The Simpsons and Modern Family.
Under Rupert Murdoch's ownership it was renamed 21st Century Fox in 2013. 
In 2020, one of the most recognized names in film history was rebranded by its new owner Disney as 20th Century Studios.
Its headquarters remain at the Fox Studio lot in Century City, California, leased from the Fox Corporation owned by media proprietor Rupert Murdoch and his family.
This early 1980s menu was from the studio commissary.