Warner Bros Deluxe Studio Tour
Warner Bros is one of the busiest working studios in Los Angeles for over 100 years. This iconic studio backlot is home to a wide variety of exterior sets, including a Midwest Street, two New York City style streets, and a jungle lagoon. Every set can be transformed into any time period or location, all within a controlled studio environment with complete production support.
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WB Water Tower
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Soundstage Miniature
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Backlots
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Jungle House 1
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True Blood Restaurant
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Barn
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"West Wing" Presidential Desk
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Costume Department
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Medieval Clothing
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Medieval Clothing
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Shoe Racks
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Warner Bros Animation
Warner Bros. Animation is one of the most honored animation studios
in history, having won six Academy Awards, thirty-five Emmys, and
twenty Annie Awards (honoring excellence in animation) as of 2015.
It all started when Warner Bros. hired Leon Schlesinger to produce
cartoons as theatrical shorts and as a marketing tool for the studio's
music. For more than three decades, animator/directors such as Friz
Freleng, Tex Avery, Robert Clampett, and Chuck Jones brought their
signature irreverence to the characters of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck,
Elmer Fudd, Porky Pig, and others, most of them voiced by the
inimitable Mel Blanc. During this period, Warner Bros. released almost
1 ,000 classic animated cartoons and shorts, and the Looney Tunes
characters became household names throughout the world.
Today, Warner Bros. also maintains the animation libraries of
Hanna-Barbera ("The Flintstones," "The Yogi Bear Show") and MGM
("Tom and Jerry") and is the home to DC Comics' iconic superheroes
including Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman.
Looney Tunes
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Hanna Barbera
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Character Animation Studies
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Penelope Pitstop "Wacky Racers"
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Elmer Fudd
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Pepe Le Pew
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