Warner Bros: The Making of an American Movie Studio (Jewish Lives)
David Thomson examines Warner Bros. as an American movie studio and considers its place in Jewish lives. Combining studio history with a broader view of cinema and American culture, this book offers readers an introduction to the company’s significance and legacy in film history.
About This Book
David Thomson examines Warner Bros. and its development as an American movie studio.
The book places the studio within the context of Jewish lives.
Its focus connects the history of a major film company with the broader story of American cinema.
This is a work for readers interested in film history, studios, and the people and communities associated with Hollywood.
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