The Brothers Warner

00:00:22 HARRY: It is not the challenge of dollars...

00:04:00 Diego?

00:07:46 HARRY: We couldn't go to school, so we started working...

00:11:48 BIRDWELL: Harry Warner took the business very seriously.

00:15:26 ...realizing distribution was more profitable than exhibition.

00:19:23 And my brother was 12 years older than I was.

00:23:37 ...because through the screen, you could educate.

00:27:29 ...Al Jolson, to star in The Jazz Singer...

00:31:28 ...because when you find the dream realized...

00:34:49 He treated me, you know, extremely lovingly.

00:38:41 GUARD: All right, let him out.

00:42:17 I can quote the little character in--

00:45:30 NARRATOR: And who can forget Jack's historic meeting...

00:48:26 ...on all of us across the board, and it won."

00:52:18 And so it was a real attempt at making a very hard-hitting film...

00:55:47 Confessions of a Nazi Spy is the film Harry had been looking for...

00:59:06 ...and there was a big envelope that had come in the mail...

01:02:53 [ALL SINGING "WHAT THE WELL DRESSED MAN IN HARLEM WILL WEAR"]

01:06:54 This is a place that is now inhabited by both Arabs and Jews...

01:10:13 ...between he and Jack and his illness would--

01:13:34 ...there might've been-- Not an excuse for it, but some rationale to it.

01:17:37 I was in the room alone With Harry, Who couldn't speak...

01:21:52 You still look like you have a good body too. Is that right? Have you?

01:25:34 It wasn't sort of-- It wasn't a little thing.