In 2019, CBS and Viacom re-merged to form ViacomCBS (later known as Paramount Global), and the overall combined library was estimated to have 3,600+ film titles and 140,000+ television episodes, including the pre-1973 content programming libraries of CBS' rivals NBC and ABC.[2] In 2020, the library acquired an extra 700 films, after ViacomCBS bought a 49% stake in Miramax.[3][4] By the time Paramount Global's merger with Skydance Media was announced in 2024, the library was estimated to have 4,000 to 4,500 films and 200,000 television episodes.
Fleischer Studios and (pre-October 1950) Famous Studios libraries (excluding the Popeye the Sailor and Superman cartoons, owned by Warner Bros. via Turner Entertainment Co. and DC Entertainment respectively)
Select films from the pre-1952 United Artists library (those films whose rights did not revert to their original producers)
Select films produced by Monogram Pictures and Allied Artists Pictures Corporation (post-1938)
It's a Wonderful Life by Liberty Films and RKO Radio Pictures
Rainbow Productions
Enterprise Productions
Budd Rogers Releasing Corporation
The Lost Moment by Universal Pictures
Certain independently produced films acquired from Cary Grant, including Penny Serenade, Indiscreet, Operation Petticoat, The Grass is Greener, That Touch of Mink, and Father Goose.
Miramax film library (49%) (excluding films owned by third-party companies)[16]
Miramax Family film library (excluding Tom and Jerry: The Movie, owned by Warner Bros. via Turner Entertainment Co., and non-Japanese distribution rights to Princess Mononoke, owned by GKIDS in North America and Goodfellas internationally while the film itself is owned and fully controlled by Studio Ghibli)
Dimension Films library (pre-October 2005) (excluding films owned by third-party companies)
International distribution rights to the Samuel Goldwyn Productions film library (co-owned by Samuel Goldwyn Films, excluding films in the public domain)
CBS Films (excluding international distribution rights to select films, formerly held by Sony Pictures and other third-parties, and domestic distribution rights to select films, held by Lionsgate Films)
Fleischer Studios and (pre-October 1950) Famous Studios libraries (excluding the Popeye the Sailor and Superman cartoons, owned by Warner Bros. via Turner Entertainment Co. and DC Entertainment respectively)
Select films from the pre-1952 United Artists library (those films whose rights did not revert to their original producers)
Select films produced by Monogram Pictures and Allied Artists Pictures Corporation (post-1938)
It's a Wonderful Life by Liberty Films and RKO Radio Pictures
Rainbow Productions
Enterprise Productions
Budd Rogers Releasing Corporation
The Lost Moment by Universal Pictures
Certain independently produced films acquired from Cary Grant, including Penny Serenade, Indiscreet, Operation Petticoat, The Grass is Greener, That Touch of Mink, and Father Goose.
Miramax film library (49%) (excluding films owned by third-party companies)[16]
Miramax Family film library (excluding Tom and Jerry: The Movie, owned by Warner Bros. via Turner Entertainment Co., and non-Japanese distribution rights to Princess Mononoke, owned by GKIDS in North America and Goodfellas internationally while the film itself is owned and fully controlled by Studio Ghibli)
Dimension Films library (pre-October 2005) (excluding films owned by third-party companies)
International distribution rights to the Samuel Goldwyn Productions film library (co-owned by Samuel Goldwyn Films, excluding films in the public domain)
CBS Films (excluding international distribution rights to select films, formerly held by Sony Pictures and other third-parties, and domestic distribution rights to select films, held by Lionsgate Films)
Distribution rights to the Rysher Entertainment television library (owned by Vine Alternative Investments) (excluding the Saved by the Bell franchise, owned by Universal Television, The Hitchhiker and Sex and the City, owned by HBO Entertainment)
Bing Crosby Productions television library (distribution)
Distribution rights to the Rysher Entertainment television library (owned by Vine Alternative Investments) (excluding the Saved by the Bell franchise, owned by Universal Television, The Hitchhiker and Sex and the City, owned by HBO Entertainment)
Bing Crosby Productions television library (distribution)
