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Showcasing a 50-year archive, including papers, photos, scripts, and more, accessible to students, researchers, and the public. The Center also features notable exhibitions on figures like Frank Sinatra, Willy Wonka, John Wayne, and events like the 1984 Olympics.
At The Wolper Organization, legacy isn’t just a word—it’s a living tribute to the enduring impact we’ve had on the entertainment industry. Founded by the iconic David L. Wolper and now led by the visionary Mark Wolper, our journey is a multi-generational tapestry of storytelling. With a portfolio boasting over 500 films and hundreds of ...
Past Projects. Welcome to the treasure trove of The Wolper Organization’s past projects. From Academy Award-winning films to groundbreaking documentaries, our portfolio is a testament to our commitment to excellence and innovation. Dive in to explore the diverse range of narratives we’ve brought to life over the years. Television ...
Background. The Wolper Organization was founded in 1958 by documentary film producer David L. Wolper. In 1964, his company was acquired by Metromedia, but would later break apart from the company in 1967. In 1968, the Wolper library up to that time was sold to Official Films, who was later acquired by International Creative Exchange.
The Wolper Organization is currently a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., a WarnerMedia company and is currently run by Mark L. Wolper, the son of the late producer David L. Wolper. 1st Logo (1961-1990) Nicknames: "Hypnotizer W", "The Hypnotic W", "Swirly Hypnotizer" Logo: On a black background, a swirl draws itself towards the ...
Who is The Wolper Organization. Under the leadership of David and now Mark Wolper, THE WOLPER ORGANIZATION has been responsible for over 500 films, which have won more than 150 aw ards, including two Oscars, 50 Emmys, seven Golden Globes, five Peabodys, and recognition and retrospectives from Cannes and other respected international film festivals.
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David Wolper, whose Wolper Organization was a pioneering force in documentary production during the first two decades of American television, passed away last night at his home in Beverly Hills. He had been suffering from congestive heart failure and Parkinson's Disease.
