Warner Brothers

Warner Bros. Entertainment — American entertainment company

Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. (WBEI), also commonly known as simply Warner Bros., is an American multinational entertainment corporation owned by Skydance. Headquartered at the Warner Bros. Studios complex in Burbank, California, it was formed on December 3, 2002 to incorporate the Warner Bros.-branded film and television assets of then-parent company AOL Time Warner.

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Filmography in the catalog

Credited on 570 films (1917–1980) — matched by name in the Creator or Credits field. Also mentioned in 641 other records (descriptions, transcriptions, copyright notes).

Year ▲	Title	Creator	Length	Format	Color	Sound
1978	The Last Review	a D'Angelo--Bullock--Allen [i.e. William P. D'Angelo--Ray Allen--Harvey Bullock] production; in association with Warner Brothers Television; [produced by Bruce Johnson; directed by James Sheldon]	30 min			sound
1978	The Man Who Made Volcanos	The Douglas S. Cramer Company; in association with Warner Brothers Television; [producer, Charles B. FitzSimons; directed by Alan Crosland]	60 min			sound
1978	The Mind Stealers From Outer Space	The Douglas S. Cramer Company; in association with Warner Brothers Television; [producer, Charles B. FitzSimons; directed by Michael Caffey]	60 min			sound
1978	The Pain Of No Return	a D'Angelo-Bullock-Allen [i.e. William P. D'Angelo--Ray Allen--Harvey Bullock] production; in association with Warner Brothers Television; [produced & directed by Alan Rafkin]	30 min			sound
1978	The Sea Gypsies	Distributed by Warner Brothers	101 min			sound
1978	Vera's Mortician	a D'Angelo--Bullock--Allen [i.e. William P. D'Angelo--Ray Allen--Harvey Bullock] production; in association with Warner Brothers Television; [produced by Bruce Johnson; directed by Bill Hobin]	30 min			sound
1978	Viva Knievel!	Distributed by Warner Brothers	104 min		Color	sound
1978	Who Killed Bugs Bunny?	A D'Angelo--Bullock--Allen [i.e. William P. D'Angelo--Ray Allen--Harvey Bullock] production; in association with Warner Brothers Television; [produced by Bruce Johnson; directed by Bruce Bilson]	30 min			sound
1980	Tom Horn	warner brothers	96 min	16mm	Color	sound
	90 Day Wondering ▶	warner brothers		16mm		sound
	A star is born	warner brothers	1:54	16mm		sound
	Agatha	warner brothers	1:38:00	16mm	Color	sound
	Bugs Bunny in “Long Haired Hare”	warner brothers	350 ft.
	Curtain Time(1960) ▶	warner brothers
	Firebug	12302 Warner Brothers	30 min	16mm		sound
	Gateways to the Mind, Pt II	warner brothers	1000 ft
	Presto Change-O	Warner Brothers Chuck Jones		16mm		sound
	Strange World	warner brothers	1600
	Thru Traffic ▶	Warner Brothers Pictures Inc.		16mm		sound
	To Duck... or Not to Duck	warner brothers		16mm		sound