Warner Bros. Entertainment has a rich history deeply intertwined with the evolution of Hollywood itself. Founded by four brothers – Harry, Albert, Sam, and Jack Warner – in 1923, the studio quickly rose to prominence, pioneering innovations like synchronized sound with 'The Jazz Singer' in 1927, which revolutionized the film industry. Throughout the Golden Age of Hollywood, Warner Bros. produced a string of iconic films and cultivated legendary stars. The studio lot in Burbank, California, became a bustling hub of creativity, witnessing the filming of countless classics across various genres, from gritty gangster films to lavish musicals. Over the decades, Warner Bros. continued to adapt and thrive, becoming a major force in both film and television production, home to beloved franchises like Looney Tunes, Harry Potter, and the DC Universe. The Warner Bros. Studio Tour was established to share this legacy with the public, offering a unique opportunity to step onto the very grounds where cinematic history continues to be made.