The idea for a third edition was pitched by MGM/UA Home Video head George Feltenstein to then MGM/UA president Alan Ladd Jr. Feltenstein had typed up a list of musical numbers for a potential third movie back in 1976 after returning home from That's Entertainment, Part II (1976). Ladd approved the pitch, but because Feltenstein was a studio exec, he didn't get a screen credit for his contribution.
Released to celebrate MGM's 70th Anniversary.
Originally pitched as a special for Turner Classic Movies.
While advertised in cinemas as a forthcoming film, it didn't get a British cinema release.
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By what name was That's Entertainment! III (1994) officially released in India in English?
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