Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc., commonly referred to as Warner Bros., is a global American entertainment company that produces films, television shows, and video games. The company was founded in 1923 by brothers Jack, Harry, Albert, and Sam Warner, who were of Polish-Jewish descent.
Since its inception, Warner Bros. has become one of the most prominent studios in Hollywood, with a vast library of iconic films and television shows to its name. Some of its most famous productions include "The Wizard of Oz," "Gone with the Wind," and the "Harry Potter" films.
Over the years, Warner Bros. has undergone many changes, including ownership changes and mergers. In 1964, it was sold to Seven Arts Productions and later merged with Kinney National Company in 1969, forming Warner Communications Inc. In 1990, Warner Communications merged with Time Inc. to become Time Warner Inc., which later merged with AOL to become Time Warner. In 2018, Time Warner was acquired by telecommunications giant AT&T and now operates as a subsidiary of the company.
Today, Warner Bros. has expanded its scope to include video game production, theme parks, television networks, and more. It is home to several famous brands, including DC Comics, HBO, and Cartoon Network, among others. The studio continues to produce blockbuster films, such as "The Dark Knight" trilogy, "Mad Max: Fury Road," and "Joker," among many others. With its rich history and ongoing success, Warner Bros. remains a prominent and influential force in the entertainment industry.