Video and DVD Distribution
All of Me belonged to the production company Kings Road Entertainment and was released by the company through various distributors worldwide in 1984. Universal Pictures held theatrical distribution rights in North America, but the studio did not have any participation with the film's home video release. In 1985 British media company EMI under their home video division released the film on VHS and they would continue to hold the rights to the film for a decade. In early 1999 Trimark Home Video purchased full video rights from EMI remastering the film and re-releasing it onto VHS as well as the new DVD formatting. In 2000, Trimark folded and sold their video library to Lions Gate Entertainment. In 2005, Lions Gate put the marketing of the film in their name and reissued another DVD format of the film. Lions Gate owns all rights to the film's home video formats internationally.
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