A very nice tour on which they show the backlot and the stages and the guide tells you great stuff about actors and movies or series and where certain takes took place. The only minor point was they the guide spoke to my husband when he took some pictures of a building to far away from the group apparently (he literally was 4 meters away and not further) to stay with the group. She acted like he was a child and did quite condescending.

Our tour was fantastic. We got to see the back lots which have featured in too many films to mention, but some going way back to the Buster Keaton days. Our guide was a fountain of knowledge and kept our group enthralled from start to finish. We will now look more closely at Warner bros films from now on with eyes supported by our newly attained knowledge. As a Clint Eastwood admirer, for his acting and directing skills, I was further impressed when learning about his music capabilities and awards. Never ceases to amaze. As a fan of Big Bang Theory, it was interesting to visit their set and get a couple of photos taken in the set. The history behind the studios was also interesting and I can still remember watching when I was a youngster some of the old shows like Cheyenne and Maverick. We also watched 77 Sunset Strip and F Troop without realising their origins. Also of interest was the working relationship with Disney. On the whole it was a well organised, very informative tour.

Great and informative. My husband and I loved it but we also were pretty knowledgeable about the shows/movies being talked about. The strick put a little damper on it as obviously no live filming going on. To truly enjoy the tour, it is helpful to know WB shows and movies.