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Warner Brothers is one of Hollywood's most famous studios, founded in the 1920s by four brothers. It was built in 1926 and acquired First National Pictures in 1928, releasing The Jazz Singer, the first successful "talking picture." Warner Brothers established many film sets on its 110 acre studio lot, churning out 86 films in 1929. It became known for animated cartoons like Bugs Bunny and produced a wide variety of genres, from Batman films to comedies, sometimes altering its logo based on the movie.
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The Warner Brothers - Harry, Albert, Sam, and Jack - were Jewish immigrants who began in the film business in 1903 exhibiting films. They eventually opened their first theater and began producing films in 1918. Warner Bros. pioneered talking pictures and the first feature-length talking film in 1927. The studio produced many iconic films in the 1930s-1940s and had financial success. Though the brothers sold the company in the 1950s, Warner Bros. remains a major Hollywood studio today under new ownership.
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The Warner brothers - Harry, Albert, and Sam - started their film company in 1903 by acquiring a movie projector and showing films in Pennsylvania and Ohio mining towns. They opened their first theater in New Castle, Pennsylvania that year. In 1904 they founded the Pittsburgh-based Duquesne Amusement and Supply company to distribute films. By 1918 they had begun producing their own films and opened their Warner brothers studio in Hollywood. Some of their early successful films included My Four Years in Germany (1918) and the first all-talking feature film Lights of New York (1928).
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1) Harry, Albert, and Sam Warner founded Warner Brothers film studio in 1903 after starting in the movie theater business by showing films in mining towns.
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3) Warner Brothers released one of the first "talking pictures" called Lights of New York in 1928, helping to launch the sound era of filmmaking. They went on to produce many successful musicals and color films that helped drive innovations in those areas.
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Warner Bros. was founded in 1918 by Harry, Albert, Sam and Jack Warner. It was initially a small film distribution company but grew with the success of films featuring Rin Tin Tin in the 1920s. Warner Bros. was also a pioneer in talking films. Over the decades, it expanded through acquisitions and produced many successful film franchises and cartoon characters, including Looney Tunes, Harry Potter, Batman, and Lord of the Rings. Today it remains a major film and entertainment company through divisions like Warner Bros. Pictures, New Line Cinema, DC Comics, and more.
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Warner Bros. Inc is an American media company that owns film, television and music entertainment subsidiaries. As one of the major Hollywood film studios, it is a subsidiary of Time Warner and is headquartered in Burbank, California. Warner Bros. owns several production and distribution companies including Warner Bros. Pictures, New Line Cinema, DC Entertainment, and half of The CW Television Network.
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- Thomas Edison developed the Kinetoscope in 1889 and the Kinetograph movie camera in 1893, making the first motion picture exhibitions possible.
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The History Of The Cinema
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Warner Bros., Universal, Disney, and Aardman are film studios. Warner Bros makes films across genres like animation, thrillers, and superhero films. Universal also makes diverse films like comedies, action movies, and animated films. Disney is known for animated musicals and family films. Aardman specializes in stop-motion clay animation and makes films for younger audiences. Warner Bros and Universal would be good choices for the film due to their range of genres, while Disney and Aardman's focus on family and animation make them less suitable.
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