The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of: A Historical Look Behind the Gates of Warner Bros. Studios

Very interesting book! I'm a movie fan who enjoys the behind the scenes history more than the movies themselves. Steven Bingen, a Warner Bros. man, has begin producing a series of books about the backlots of the various Hollywood studios and contributed to this one produced by Warner Bros. Project Manager, Amy Hilker in 2006. This book is made up of pictures and captions that show what everyday life looks like at the WB Studio in the 20th Century . I missed this book when it first came out, but thanks to Amazon and a bookstore north of L.A., I was able to add it to my collection.

Excellent behind the scenes photographic celebration of studios that were sealed from public view during the era that these images were captured.

This book was much better than I expected. Of course I am comparing it to the latest of Steven Bingam's books, "M-G-M: Hollywood's Greatest Backlot" but this one is almost as good. I wish they had included some pictures of the interior sets and perhaps a map of the Studio lot showing where things were. Otherwide, this book is great!