List of TriStar Pictures films

This is a list of films produced and/or released by American film studio TriStar Pictures. Some of the films listed here were distributed theatrically in the United States by the company's distribution division, Sony Pictures Releasing (formerly known as Triumph Releasing Corporation (1982–1994) and Columbia TriStar Film Distributors International (1988–2005).

1980s

Release date	Title	Notes
April 6, 1984	Where the Boys Are '84[N 1]	theatrical distribution only; produced by ITC Entertainment
May 11, 1984	The Natural	co-production with Delphi II Productions
July 13, 1984	The Muppets Take Manhattan	co-production with Henson Associates and Delphi II Productions
July 27, 1984	Meatballs Part II
August 31, 1984	Flashpoint[N 2]	theatrical distribution only; produced by HBO Pictures
September 7, 1984	The Last Winter
September 21, 1984	The Evil That Men Do[N 1]
	Places in the Heart	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture co-production with Delphi II Productions
October 12, 1984	Songwriter
November 2, 1984	Blame It on the Night
	Lovelines
November 9, 1984	Silent Night, Deadly Night
November 21, 1984	Supergirl[N 3]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Pueblo Film
December 14, 1984	Runaway	co-production with Delphi III Productions
December 21, 1984	Birdy	co-production with A&M Records and Delphi III Productions
	Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo[N 4]	theatrical distribution only; produced by The Cannon Group
February 8, 1985	Heaven Help Us[N 2]	theatrical distribution only; produced by HBO Pictures
March 22, 1985	The Last Dragon	co-production with Motown Productions and Delphi III Productions
April 3, 1985	Alamo Bay	co-production with Delphi IV Productions
May 1, 1985	Little Treasure
May 3, 1985	Private Resort	co-production with Delphi III Productions
May 22, 1985	Rambo: First Blood Part II[N 5]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures
June 21, 1985	Lifeforce[N 4]
July 19, 1985	The Legend of Billie Jean	co-production with Delphi III Productions
August 7, 1985	Real Genius
August 16, 1985	Volunteers[N 2]	theatrical distribution only; produced by HBO Pictures
October 4, 1985	Sweet Dreams[N 2]
October 25, 1985	My Man Adam
November 27, 1985	Santa Claus: The Movie[N 5]	theatrical distribution only; produced by St. Michael Finance Limited
January 3, 1986	Head Office[N 2]	theatrical distribution only; produced by HBO Pictures
January 17, 1986	Iron Eagle
February 14, 1986	La Cage aux Folles 3: The Wedding
February 21, 1986	The Hitcher[N 2]	theatrical distribution only; produced by HBO Pictures
March 21, 1986	Rad[N 6]	theatrical distribution only; produced by TaliaFilm II Productions
March 1986	Odd Jobs[N 2]	theatrical distribution only; produced by HBO Pictures
April 11, 1986	Band of the Hand	co-production with Delphi V Productions
April 25, 1986	8 Million Ways to Die	theatrical distribution only; produced by PSO Productions, Inc.
May 9, 1986	Short Circuit	co-production with PSO Productions, Inc. and The Turman-Foster Company
June 27, 1986	Labyrinth[N 7]	co-production with Henson Associates and Lucasfilm
July 2, 1986	About Last Night...	co-production with Delphi V Productions
July 30, 1986	Nothing in Common	co-production with Delphi Films and Rastar
August 22, 1986	Night of the Creeps
	Touch and Go
October 10, 1986	Peggy Sue Got Married	co-production with American Zoetrope, Delphi V Productions and Rastar
October 31, 1986	Let's Get Harry
November 7, 1986	The Boss' Wife
November 14, 1986	Every Time We Say Goodbye	co-production with Delphi V Productions
December 19, 1986	No Mercy	co-production with Delphi Productions
February 6, 1987	Light of Day[N 8]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Taft Entertainment
March 6, 1987	Angel Heart[N 5]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures
March 27, 1987	Blind Date	co-production with Delphi Productions
April 24, 1987	Extreme Prejudice[N 5]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures
	Forever, Lulu
May 8, 1987	Gardens of Stone	co-production with American Zoetrope and ML Delphi Premier Productions
May 22, 1987	Amazing Grace and Chuck	co-production with Delphi Productions and Rastar
July 10, 1987	The Squeeze
August 1, 1987	Love at Stake[N 9]
August 7, 1987	Nadine	co-production with ML Delphi Premier Productions
August 14, 1987	The Monster Squad[N 8]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Taft Entertainment
September 18, 1987	The Principal	co-production with ML Delphi Premier Productions
October 2, 1987	Like Father Like Son	co-production with Imagine Entertainment
October 9, 1987	Man on Fire	theatrical distribution only
October 23, 1987	Suspect	co-production with ML Delphi Premier Productions
November 13, 1987	The Running Man[N 8]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Taft Entertainment
December 18, 1987	Gaby: A True Story
	High Tide[N 9]
	Ironweed[N 8]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Taft Entertainment
January 15, 1988	For Keeps	co-production with ML Delphi Premier Productions
March 4, 1988	Switching Channels
March 18, 1988	Pound Puppies and the Legend of Big Paw[N 5]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures
April 1, 1988	The Seventh Sign	co-production with Interscope Communications and ML Delphi Premier Productions
April 29, 1988	Sunset	co-production with ML Delphi Premier Productions
May 25, 1988	Rambo III[N 5]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures
June 17, 1988	Red Heat[N 5]
July 6, 1988	Short Circuit 2	co-production with The Turman-Foster Company
August 5, 1988	The Blob
September 23, 1988	Sweet Hearts Dance	co-production with ML Delphi Premier Productions
October 14, 1988	The Kiss	co-production with Astral Film Enterprises
October 21, 1988	Bat*21[N 9]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Vision PDG
November 11, 1988	Iron Eagle II	theatrical distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures
November 18, 1988	High Spirits[N 9]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Vision PDG
November 30, 1988	Made in U.S.A.
January 13, 1989	DeepStar Six[N 5]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures
February 3, 1989	Who's Harry Crumb?
February 10, 1989	Tap
March 10, 1989	Chances Are
March 17, 1989	Slaves of New York
March 31, 1989	Sing
April 28, 1989	Loverboy
May 5, 1989	Field of Dreams[N 10]	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture; select international theatrical distribution only with Carolco Pictures; produced by Universal Pictures and Gordon Company
May 12, 1989	See No Evil, Hear No Evil
May 19, 1989	Fright Night Part 2	International distribution only
August 4, 1989	Lock Up[N 5]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures
September 29, 1989	Johnny Handsome[N 5]
October 13, 1989	Look Who's Talking
October 27, 1989	The Bear
	Shocker[N 11]	select international theatrical distribution only with Carolco Pictures; produced by Universal Pictures and Alive Films
November 15, 1989	Steel Magnolias	co-production with Rastar
December 15, 1989	Family Business	co-production with Regency International Pictures and Gordon Company
	Glory
December 22, 1989	Music Box[N 5]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures

1990s

Release date	Title	Notes
February 9, 1990	Loose Cannons
February 23, 1990	Mountains of the Moon[N 5]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures
March 16, 1990	Blind Fury	co-production with Interscope Communications
March 30, 1990	Side Out	co-production with Aurora Productions
April 6, 1990	I Love You to Death
April 27, 1990	Q & A[N 12]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Regency International Pictures and Odyssey Distributors
June 1, 1990	Total Recall[N 5]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures
July 20, 1990	The Freshman
August 10, 1990	Air America[N 5]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures
September 21, 1990	Narrow Margin[N 5]
October 5, 1990	Avalon	co-production with Baltimore Pictures
November 2, 1990	Jacob's Ladder[N 5]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures
December 14, 1990	Look Who's Talking Too
February 8, 1991	L.A. Story[N 5]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures
March 1, 1991	The Doors[N 5]
April 26, 1991	Toy Soldiers[N 9]	co-production with Island World
May 24, 1991	Hudson Hawk	co-production with Silver Pictures
July 3, 1991	Terminator 2: Judgment Day[N 5]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2023
July 26, 1991	Another You
August 9, 1991	Bingo
September 20, 1991	The Fisher King
December 11, 1991	Hook	co-production with Amblin Entertainment
December 20, 1991	Bugsy	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture co-production with Mulholland Productions and Baltimore Pictures
March 20, 1992	Basic Instinct[N 5]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures
April 3, 1992	Thunderheart	co-production with Tribeca Productions and Waterhorse Productions
April 17, 1992	City of Joy	North American distribution only; co-production with Lightmotive
July 10, 1992	Universal Soldier[N 5]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures
September 11, 1992	Wind	co-production with American Zoetrope
September 18, 1992	Husbands and Wives	co-production with Rollins/Joffe Productions
October 16, 1992	Candyman[N 10]	theatrical distribution only; produced by PolyGram Filmed Entertainment and Propaganda Films
December 25, 1992	Chaplin[N 5]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures
January 29, 1993	Sniper	co-production with Baltimore Pictures
May 28, 1993	Cliffhanger	distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures
June 25, 1993	Sleepless in Seattle	co-production with Foster Productions
July 9, 1993	Weekend at Bernie's II
July 30, 1993	So I Married an Axe Murderer	co-production with Fried/Woods Films
August 18, 1993	Manhattan Murder Mystery	co-production with Rollins/Joffe Productions
August 20, 1993	Wilder Napalm	co-production with Baltimore Pictures
October 8, 1993	Mr. Jones	co-production with Rastar
October 22, 1993	Rudy	co-production with Fried/Woods Films
November 5, 1993	Look Who's Talking Now!	co-production with Krane Productions
December 22, 1993	Philadelphia	co-production with Clinica Estetico Productions
March 11, 1994	Guarding Tess	co-production with Channel Productions
April 8, 1994	Threesome	co-production with Motion Picture Corporation of America and Krevoy/Stabler Productions
April 15, 1994	Cops & Robbersons	co-production with Channel Productions
May 6, 1994	3 Ninjas Kick Back
July 29, 1994	It Could Happen to You	co-production with Adelson/Baumgarten and Lobell/Bergman Productions
August 26, 1994	Wagons East[N 5]	theatrical distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures
September 16, 1994	Princess Caraboo[N 13]	distribution in North and Latin America, Japan and Southeast Asia only; produced by Beacon Communications
October 7, 1994	Only You	co-production with Fried/Woods Films and Yorktown Productions
November 4, 1994	Mary Shelley's Frankenstein	co-production with Japan Satellite Broadcasting, Inc., The IndieProd Company and American Zoetrope
December 21, 1994	Mixed Nuts	co-production with Witt/Thomas Productions
December 23, 1994	Legends of the Fall	co-production with Bedford Falls Productions and Pangaea Productions
February 10, 1995	The Quick and the Dead	co-production with Japan Satellite Broadcasting, Inc. and IndieProd Productions
March 3, 1995	Hideaway	co-production with S/Q Productions
March 10, 1995	3 Ninjas Knuckle Up
April 12, 1995	Jury Duty	co-production with Triumph Films, Ben-Ami/Lenkov Productions and Weasel Productions
May 26, 1995	Johnny Mnemonic	co-production with Hoffman Productions and Alliance Communications
August 30, 1995	Magic in the Water	co-production with Triumph Films, Oxford Film Company and Pacific Motion Pictures
September 29, 1995	Devil in a Blue Dress	co-production with Clinica Estetico Productions and Mundy Lane Entertainment
October 20, 1995	Never Talk to Strangers	co-production with Hoffman Productions and Alliance Communications
December 15, 1995	Jumanji	co-production with Interscope Communications and Teitler Film
February 23, 1996	Mary Reilly	co-production with Channel Productions
March 8, 1996	If Lucy Fell	co-production with Motion Picture Corporation of America and Krevoy/Stabler Productions
March 22, 1996	Race the Sun	co-production with Morrow/Heus Productions
April 19, 1996	Mrs. Winterbourne	co-production with A&M Records
April 26, 1996	Sunset Park	co-production with Jersey Films
August 2, 1996	Matilda
August 16, 1996	The Fan	co-production with Mandalay Pictures and Scott Free Productions
October 25, 1996	High School High	co-production with Zucker Productions
November 15, 1996	The Mirror Has Two Faces	co-production with Phoenix Pictures
December 13, 1996	Jerry Maguire	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture co-production with Gracie Films
January 17, 1997	Beverly Hills Ninja	co-production with Motion Picture Corporation of America and Krevoy/Stabler Productions
February 7, 1997	The Pest	co-production with The Bubble Factory
February 28, 1997	Donnie Brasco	distribution only; produced by Mandalay Pictures and Baltimore Pictures
June 20, 1997	My Best Friend's Wedding	co-production with Zucker Productions and Predawn Productions
October 3, 1997	U Turn	distribution only; produced by Phoenix Pictures
October 10, 1997	Seven Years in Tibet	distribution only; produced by Mandalay Pictures
November 7, 1997	Starship Troopers	North American distribution only; co-production with Touchstone Pictures
December 25, 1997	As Good as It Gets	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture co-production with Gracie Films
January 23, 1998	Swept from the Sea	distribution only; produced by Phoenix Pictures
January 30, 1998	Desperate Measures	distribution only; produced by Mandalay Pictures
March 6, 1998	Hush	co-production with Red Wagon Entertainment
April 10, 1998	3 Ninjas: High Noon at Mega Mountain
April 17, 1998	Homegrown	co-production with Lakeshore Entertainment and Rollercoaster Films
April 24, 1998	The Big Hit	co-production with Amen Ra Films, Zide/Perry Productions and Lion Rock Productions
May 1, 1998	Dancer, Texas Pop. 81	co-production with HSX Films, Chase Productions and Caribou Pictures
May 20, 1998	Godzilla	distribution worldwide except for Japan; co-production with Centropolis Entertainment, Fried Films and Independent Pictures
July 10, 1998	Madeline	co-production with Jaffilms
July 17, 1998	The Mask of Zorro	co-production with Amblin Entertainment
September 4, 1998	Knock Off	distribution only; produced by MDP Worldwide and Film Workshop
September 25, 1998	Urban Legend	distribution only; produced by Phoenix Pictures and Original Film
October 23, 1998	Apt Pupil	distribution only; produced by Phoenix Pictures and Bad Hat Harry Productions
February 19, 1999	Jawbreaker	co-production with Kramer-Tornell Productions and Crossroads Films
March 12, 1999	Baby Geniuses	co-production with Crystal Sky Pictures
August 20, 1999	Universal Soldier: The Return
October 29, 1999	The Suburbans	co-production with Ignite Entertainment and Motion Picture Corporation of America

2000s

Release date	Title	Notes
April 25, 2000	Fortress 2: Re-Entry	distribution only; produced by Gower Productions, The Carousel Picture Company, and John Flock Productions
August 18, 2000	Godzilla 2000	North American distribution only; produced by Toho Company, Ltd.
May 4, 2001	Time and Tide	distribution only; produced by Film Workshop
June 22, 2001	The Trumpet of the Swan	co-production with RichCrest Animation Studios
June 29, 2001	The Crimson Rivers	US theatrical distribution only;[1][2] produced by Gaumont, Légende Enterprises, TF1 Films Production and Canal+
January 25, 2002	Metropolis	US co-distribution with Destination Films only; produced by Madhouse
April 12, 2002	New Best Friend	distribution only; produced by FGM Entertainment
August 23, 2002	Little Secrets	co-distribution with Samuel Goldwyn Films only
September 27, 2002	Wasabi	US distribution only;[3] produced by EuropaCorp
August 22, 2003	The Medallion	theatrical distribution only, produced by Emperor Multimedia Group
June 3, 2005	Lords of Dogtown	co-distribution with Columbia Pictures; co-production with Senator International
September 30, 2005	Oliver Twist	North and South American distribution only; co-production with RP Productions, Runteam II Ltd. and ETIC Films
	Crazy Monkey Presents Straight Outta Benoni	co-production with Ster-Kinekor Pictures and Spyglass Entertainment
April 21, 2006	Silent Hill	US distribution only; produced by Davis Films and Konami
September 1, 2006	Crossover	co-production with 360 Pictures
October 27, 2006	Running with Scissors	co-production with Plan B Entertainment
March 16, 2007	Premonition	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Hyde Park Entertainment and Offspring Entertainment
April 27, 2007	Wind Chill	co-production with Blueprint Pictures and Section Eight Productions
July 27, 2007	I Know Who Killed Me	North American distribution only; co-production with 360 Pictures
August 8, 2007	Daddy Day Camp	co-production with Revolution Studios, Davis Entertainment and Blue Star Entertainment
October 5, 2007	Feel the Noise	co-production with Sony BMG and Nuyorican Productions
April 18, 2008	88 Minutes	North American and select international distribution only; produced by Millennium Films, Emmett/Furla Films and Equity Pictures
October 24, 2008	Passengers	co-production with Mandate Pictures, Persistent Entertainment and Intuition Films
December 5, 2008	Cadillac Records	co-production with Sony Music and Parkwood Entertainment
August 14, 2009	District 9	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture distribution in English-speaking territories, Korea, Italy, Russia and Portugal only; co-production with Block/Hanson Productions and WingNut Films
November 20, 2009	Planet 51	US distribution only; co-production with Ilion Animation Studios and HandMade Films

2010s

Release date	Title	Notes
November 24, 2010	Faster	international distribution only; co-production with CBS Films, Castle Rock Entertainment and State Street Pictures
April 8, 2011	Soul Surfer	North American and select international distribution only; co-production with FilmDistrict, Enticing Entertainment, Island Film Group, Affirm Films, Brookwell McNamara Entertainment, Life's a Beach Entertainment and Mandalay Vision
May 6, 2011	Jumping the Broom	co-production with Stage 6 Films and Our Stories Films
August 26, 2011	Colombiana	US co-distribution with Stage 6 Films only; produced by EuropaCorp, TF1 Films Production, Grive Productions and Canal+
September 30, 2011	Courageous	co-production with Sherwood Pictures, Provident Films, Affirm Films and Kendrick Brothers Productions
August 17, 2012	Sparkle	co-production with Stage 6 Films
September 28, 2012	Looper	US distribution only; co-production with FilmDistrict, Endgame Entertainment and DMG Entertainment
March 15, 2013	The Call	US co-distribution with Stage 6 Films only; produced by Troika Pictures, WWE Studios, Amasia Entertainment and Apotheosis Media Group
April 5, 2013	Evil Dead	distribution outside the U.K., Ireland and France only; co-production with FilmDistrict and Ghost House Pictures
August 9, 2013	Elysium	co-production with Media Rights Capital, QED International and Kinberg Genre
February 21, 2014	Pompeii	US distribution only; co-production with FilmDistrict, Constantin Film and Impact Pictures
April 16, 2014	Heaven Is for Real	co-production with Roth Films
May 9, 2014	Moms' Night Out	co-production with Affirm Films and Provident Films
August 22, 2014	When the Game Stands Tall	co-production with Affirm Films and Mandalay Pictures
August 7, 2015	Ricki and the Flash	co-production with LStar Capital, Marc Platt Productions and Badwill Entertainment
August 28, 2015	War Room	co-production with FaithStep Films, Provident Films, Affirm Films and Kendrick Brothers Productions
September 30, 2015	The Walk	co-production with LStar Capital and ImageMovers
May 13, 2016	Money Monster	co-production with LStar Capital, Smokehouse Pictures and The Allegiance Theater
November 11, 2016	Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk	co-production with Studio 8, LStar Capital, Film4 Productions, Bona Film Group, The Ink Factory and Marc Platt Productions
March 17, 2017	T2 Trainspotting	British film; distribution only; produced by Film4, Creative Scotland, Cloud Eight Films, DNA Films and Decibel Films
June 28, 2017	Baby Driver	co-production with MRC, Working Title Films and Big Talk Productions
December 29, 2017	All the Money in the World	US and UK distribution only; co-production with Imperative Entertainment, Scott Free Productions and RedRum Films
November 22, 2019	A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood	co-production with Tencent Pictures, Big Beach and Youree Henley Productions

2020s

Release date	Title	Notes
September 11, 2020	The Broken Hearts Gallery	co-production with Stage 6 Films and No Trace Camping[4]
November 25, 2020	Happiest Season	international distribution outside Canada and the UK and Ireland only; co-production with Temple Hill Entertainment and Entertainment One; distributed in the US by Hulu[5]
September 16, 2022	The Woman King	distribution outside the UK and Ireland only; co-production with Entertainment One, JuVee Productions and Welle Entertainment[6]
December 9, 2022	Matilda The Musical	UK distribution only; co-production with Working Title Films and The Roald Dahl Story Company; distributed worldwide by Netflix[7]
December 23, 2022	Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance with Somebody	co-production with Black Label Media, Compelling Pictures, Muse of Fire Productions, Primary Wave Entertainment and West Madison Entertainment[8]
November 17, 2023	Thanksgiving	co-production with Spyglass Media Group, Dragonfly Entertainment and Electromagnetic Productions[9]
January 12, 2024	The Book of Clarence	co-production with Legendary Pictures and Kilburn Lane[10]
November 1, 2024	Here	US distribution only; produced by Miramax and ImageMovers[11][12]
January 17, 2025	One of Them Days	co-production with MACRO, Hoorae Media and ColorCreative[13][14][15]

Upcoming

Release date	Title	Notes	Production status
May 9, 2025	A Big Bold Beautiful Journey	co-production with 30West, Original Films, Imperative Entertainment and Chapel Place Productions[16]	Post-production

Undated films

Release date	Title	Notes	Production status
2025	Eleanor the Great	co-distribution with Sony Pictures Classics; co-production with Maven Screen Media, Dauphin Studio, These Pictures, Pinky Promise and Wayfarer Studios[17]	Completed
	Thanksgiving 2	co-production with Spyglass Media Group, Dragonfly Entertainment and Electromagnetic Productions[18]	Pre-production
TBA	Guys and Dolls	co-production with John Goldwyn Productions[19]
	The Nightingale	co-production with The Cantillon Company	In development

In development

Title	Notes
Abbi and the Eighth Wonder	co-production with 21 Laps Entertainment[20]
The Alchemist	co-production with Legendary Entertainment and Palmstar Media[21]
District 10	[22]
The Dress	co-production with Nine Two Six Productions and Blue Harp[23]
Five	co-production with Hyperobject Industries[24]
The Last Human	co-production with Lord Miller Productions[25]
Man's Best Friend	co-production with Temple Hill Entertainment and Shoe’s Off Productions[26]
Nothing, Except Everything	co-production with Protozoa Pictures[27]
The Toymaker's Secret	[28]
Untitled Labyrinth sequel	co-production with The Jim Henson Company and Maiden Voyage Pictures[29]
The Wedding People	co-production with Speck + Gordon Inc. and Concordia Studio[30]

Notes

1. Owned by ITV Studios
2. Owned by HBO
3. Owned by Warner Bros.
4. Owned by MGM
5. Owned by StudioCanal, with U.S. distribution rights split between Rialto Pictures and Lionsgate
6. Owned by Utopia
7. Owned by the Jim Henson Company, with select non-theatrical rights currently licensed to Shout! Studios; Sony retains theatrical rights
8. Owned by Paramount Pictures (via Melange Pictures)
9. Owned by MGM (via Orion Pictures)
10. Owned by Universal Pictures
11. International rights owned by StudioCanal
12. Owned by Disney (via 20th Century Studios)
13. Owned by Beacon Pictures, with U.S. distribution rights currently licensed to Shout! Studios

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