``Warner Legends'': Flynn in ``The Adventures of Robin Hood,'' Bogart in ``The Treasure of the Sierra Madre,'' Cagney in ``Yankee Doodle Dandy''.

Entertainment Editors

BURBANK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 1, 2003

"Ultra-Resolution" Presentation of "The Adventures of Robin Hood"

Leads DVD Debuts on September 30 in Two-Disc Special Editions, Packed

with Bonus Materials & New "Warner Night at the Movies" Feature

Three classic Academy-Award(R) winning films from Warner Bros. Studios -- where Hollywood legends were born -- will become available on DVD September 30th for the very first time. Warner Home Video's (WHV's) Two-Disc DVD editions, known as the "Warner Legends Collection," will include "The Adventures of Robin Hood," "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre" and "Yankee Doodle Dandy," starring Warner Bros.' most famous leading men: Errol Flynn, Humphrey Bogart and James Cagney. All three titles have been newly remastered, and are loaded with special features such as extensive commentaries, new and vintage documentaries and never-before-seen extended and deleted scenes. Each two-disc also contains an exclusive new segment, "Warner Night at the Movies," hosted by Leonard Maltin, which recreates moviegoer attractions like newsreels, cartoons and trailers from the years each film was released.

The three titles will also be offered as a "Warner Legends" gift set which includes an exclusive bonus documentary "Here's Looking at You, Warner Bros." The feature-length documentary traces the history of the studio from its inception and features rare outtakes, blooper reels and early screen tests of favorite stars. It will only be available as part of the gift set. Each DVD will be priced at $26.99 SRP and the gift set at $69.92 SRP.

George Feltenstein, WHV Senior VP, Classic Catalog, said, "These three films all hold a unique place in Warner Bros. Studios' legacy. They're among the most requested titles in our library, and now that their restoration and remastering have been completed, we're thrilled to be able to bring them to DVD, looking and sounding better than ever thought possible."

Leading the collection will be "The Adventures of Robin Hood," presented in Warner Bros. Pictures' dazzling new "Ultra-Resolution," which allows today's viewers to see parts of the images which were never visible before and sharper detail than in conventional Technicolor release prints.