‘F for Fake’ restoration to have North American premiere at MoMA
Orson Welles’ 1973 film is being screened at the New York museum as part of “To Save and Project: The 18th MoMA International Festival of Film Preservation.”
Orson Welles’ 1973 film is being screened at the New York museum as part of “To Save and Project: The 18th MoMA International Festival of Film Preservation.”
Restoration of “F for Fake” was undertaken by the Hiventy laboratory and L.E. Diapason Studio from the original elements. The Cannes Film Festival will run July 6-21.
Britain’s Sky Arts announced this week a fourth season of its popular Urban Myths series for 2020 and one of the four short films will center on Orson Welles. Urban Myths: Orson Welles in Norwich will star BAFTA-winner Robbie Coltrane, OBE as Welles. According to a summary provided by Sky: Welles in 1972 was working on […]
By RAY KELLY Oscar winning documentarian Morgan Neville (Twenty Feet from Stardom, Won’t You Be My Neighbor) is a self-professed Orson Welles fanatic, and the opportunity to explore a misunderstood chapter in the late filmmaker’s life proved hard to resist They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead offers an insightful and highly entertaining look into The […]
Michel Legrand, 86, a multiple Oscar and Grammy Award winner.
Irving was a fan of the 1973 Orson Welles movie.
Cinemateca Brasileira will pay tribute to Orson Welles in April as one of many events worldwide marking the centennial of the late filmmaker’s birth. The annual It’s All True Festival, named after Orson Welles’ first documentary, the unfinished It’s All True, runs April 9-19 in São Paulo and April 10-19 in Rio de Janeiro. “Three celebrations […]
Nearly three dozen movies will be shown over a five-week span.
UPDATED: Orson Welles’ 1975 appearance on NBC’s Tomorrow with Tom Snyder will also be included in the Criterion set. According to the Paley Center, Welles discussed opening night of “The Cradle Will Rock”; why he no longer lives in the United States; his outsider status; why he is hated by some people; his career as […]
Irving, 83, recalled his 1969 book Fake! and his involvement in F for Fake.
While much attention has been focused on “My Lunches With Orson,” Peter Biskind’s upcoming book based on taped conversations between Henry Jaglom and Orson Welles, Jaglom has more to say about his friend in a new book “The Best Film You’ve Never Seen.” Jaglom is one of 35 film directors interviewed by Chicago Sun-Times editor […]
While looking through the lavish and quite fabulous new Taschen book, THE INGMAR BERGMAN ARCHIVES, edited by Paul Duncan, I was astonished to see how much of Bergman’s career outside of his movies I was totally unaware of. I daresay that most people in America probably know as little about Bergman’s work on the Swedish […]