Theatrical Movies Released By Major Studios
Motion pictures produced by Tandem Productions, Inc. and other companies.
- Come Blow Your Horn (1963, distributed by Paramount Pictures); (Essex-Tandem)
- Never Too Late (1965, distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures);
- Divorce American Style (1967, as Tandem Enterprises, Inc. and distributed by Columbia Pictures);
- The Night They Raided Minsky's (1968, distributed by United Artists);
- Start the Revolution Without Me (1970, as Norbud Productions and distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures);
- Cold Turkey (1971, distributed by United Artists);
- The Thief Who Came to Dinner (1973, distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures).
- Blue Collar (1978, as T.A.T. Communications Company and distributed by Universal Pictures);
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