Warner Brothers is one of Hollywood's most famous studios, founded in 1926 by four brothers. It was the first to produce a "talking picture" called The Jazz Singer in 1928, pioneering synchronized sound in films. Warner Brothers built extensive sets on its 110 acre studio lot, producing 86 films in 1929, and became known for animated cartoons like Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck. The studio produces a wide range of films across genres, from the Batman trilogy to comedies like The Hangover, sometimes altering its logo to suit different movies.