Harry Warner
Co-founder 1923Background
Before Hollywood, the Warner brothers ran nickelodeon theaters and a film distribution business in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Role at Warner Bros. Discovery
Harry Warner was the eldest of the four Warner brothers who incorporated Warner Bros. Pictures in 1923 and served as its president. The studio released The Jazz Singer in 1927, one of the first feature films with synchronized dialogue. Warner Bros. is the oldest part of what is now Warner Bros. Discovery; he did not found WBD itself. (Exact birth year remains publicly undisclosed).