Hollywood connection: movie and TV show buffs can now order fine-art prints online from the Warner Bros. Studios Photo lab.(Trends & Technology)

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The Warner Bros. Studios Photo Lab, located on the Warner Bros. lot in Burbank, Calif., is making available for the first time fine-art giclee prints from the Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. archive. Fans and collectors can purchase the prints at www.WBPhotoCollection.com.

The collection contains images from favorite Hollywood films and TV shows, past and present, from "The Wizard of Oz" and "Gilligan's Island" to "Friends" and "300." It includes images from scenes, photos of actors and actresses, and behind-the-scenes stills, as ...

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