Warner film company

warner Bros. was founded by warner 4 brothers in April 1923. Headquartered in new york, USA, the studio was located in burbank, near Hollywood. Warner Bros. began to engage in film distribution and screening business in new york in 1917, and the establishment of Warner Corporation to produce films was an expansion of its business. In 1925, he took over the Vitagrave Film Company, and in 1927, he produced and distributed the first sound film Jazz Singer in film history, thus making Warner Company enter the ranks of the eight major Hollywood film companies in the early 193s. Warner Company was famous for shooting gangster films, musical films and biographies in 193s, especially the gangster films starring E.G. Robinson, J. Jacqueline and H. Bogart. There are also many popular works in biographies, such as The Biography of Zola (1937) starring P. Muni. Warner's films are generally simple, compact and low-cost, and their themes are more or less related to the American economic crisis in the early 193s. During the depression of American movies in the 195s, Warner turned its financial resources to making TV series. Since the 196s, more and more films have been made by investing in independent filmmakers. It successfully filmed My Fair Lady (1964), Who Killed Virginia Woolf (1966), Bonnie and Clyde (1967) and so on. In 1967, Seven Arts Company, which distributed TV films in Canada, bought Warner Company and changed its name to Warner-Seven Arts Company. Two years later, Warner-Qiyi Company was transferred to a large enterprise group, Kinney National Service Company, and reorganized into Warner Exchange Company. The company operates a wide range of businesses, and producing and distributing films is only one of them.

unlike MGM, warner Bros. doesn't have the airs of a big company. Because the four brothers were originally descendants of poor Polish immigrants, I don't know what it means to be rich. When they were poorest, the four brothers didn't have a dollar in their pockets, and they all paid their salaries by selling photos of a star, a dog named "Zero Tintin". They use money to poke around like a second-rate company. Once, Jack Warner was very angry because the crew ran out to shoot the location: "We spent so much money to build a park on the set and have to go out. Are other people's lawns greener than ours?"

Warner Bros., which is in charge of the company, hopes that every penny they invest can get the maximum profit. Their methods of making movies and doing things are very direct. When audio films only exist in the imagination of others, they have already put them into action. In order to finish the production of "King of Jazz" on time, so as to attend the premiere in new york on October 6, 1927, they worked day and night. Just before the premiere, Sam Warner suddenly suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and was taken to Los Angeles Hospital. Jack Warner and his brothers rented a special train and brought two experts back, but it was still too late. Sam, 39, died on the eve of Warner Brothers' great victory. "King of Jazz" caused a sensation in the world overnight. Warner Bros. successfully ended the dynasty originally ruled by Paramount and MGM Film Company with its own family tragedy and stood at the forefront of the film industry.

Warner Bros. are boors. They like dirty jokes. Their favorite products are fierce gangster films and black films. The way they look for film materials is to look through the judicial edition of newspapers. Therefore, in this dream-making industry, Warner is the closest film company to the social reality, and their films are dangerous and particularly highlight the life of the lower class, such as Little Caesar and Love for the Sea, which have a strong realistic style.

Warner Bros. also fought among themselves. Finally, Jack Warner, the youngest brother, took control of the real power. Interestingly, many Warner stars have the shadow of their boss Jack Warner, from appearance to personality, such as Humphrey Bogart and Paul Mooney, who are short, irritable and aggressive but hate right and wrong. Betty Davis, in particular, is a "first sister" with poor external conditions. She became the winner of two Oscars entirely by her superb acting skills and personal struggle, and her personality is really headstrong. She played a stubborn southern beauty in the second prize-winning "Tears in the Red Shirt", because she lost her boyfriend because of human nature, and then tried her best to get him back as a married man, which was simply a true portrayal of her own personality. However, Warner has an ace director like Michael Curtis, who is famous for his speed, effectiveness and versatility, and can also control these difficult and unruly stars.

Warner Bros., who came from nothing, often took risks to do uncertain things, which made Warner the most revolutionary company: it produced the world's first sound film, launched a youth idol James Dean who influenced a generation, and agreed to shoot Bonnie and Clyde in 1967, ending the old Hollywood era.

representative works

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix in p>27

Superman returns in p>26

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire in p>25 Constantine: Batman the Hell Detective: Doomsday Warrior in Time of War

Polar Express million dollar baby Flyer 12, Harry Potter 3, Prisoner of Azkaban

23. The Matrix Revolutions's last samurai matrix 2: reloading the match man

22 collateral damage left and right Harry Potter and the disappearing chamber of secrets training day

21 swordfish action Harry Potter's philosopher's stone artificial intelligence

2 fatal Romeo perfect storm

1999 green. Color miracle challenge Sunday matrix

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