Global Archives

Ken Russell's LISZTOMANIA opened in the US in October 1975. While not discussed often, it's a landmark movie, for it was the first release to utilize the revolutionary Dolby Stereo process, which provided a soundtrack with discreet left and right channels, plus a matrixed center channel for dialogue

One of the early Warner Bros. gangster films, THE DOORWAY TO HELL opened at Warner theaters in Los Angeles and Hollywood in December 1930. While not on the level of quality and importance of the following year's Little Caesar and The Public Enemy, it's still a good picture, and noteworthy as being

Here's a recent discovery from WBD Global Archives: a vintage photograph of the great Sam Warner, signed "From Brother Sam" in his hand in the lower right corner. This was discovered in one of the Jack Warner scrapbooks in our collection last week, and was semi-hidden behind a magazine clipping. Any