Hollywood studio gets new digs for its multiple efforts in China.
Warner Bros. has opened a new office in Beijing to “house the company’s film, television, home entertainment, games, and corporate teams,” the studio said Wednesday in a statement.
The office opening was attended by Warner Bros. Chairman and CEO Kevin Tsujihara, Executive Vice President, International, Richard Fox, and Executive Vice President and Managing Director, Warner Bros. China, Gillian Zhao.
“Warner Bros. has been producing world-class films and TV shows for almost 100 years, and we look forward to sharing our expertise with our partners in China as well as with up-and-coming talent to benefit the entire entertainment industry,” Tsujihara said at an opening event on Wednesday.
Warner Bros. has a film production joint venture, Flagship Entertainment, with China Media Capital. It most recently co-produced Kong: Skull Island, with Wanda-owned Legendary Entertainment and Tencent Pictures.
The studio opened its first office in China in the 1930s.
