"Me & Mr. Welles" by Dorian Bond

[Wellesnet]

Welles's personal assistant for the year 1968 has written an entire book about the experience:
http://www.wellesnet.com/orson-welles-dorian-bond/

Mail Online article by Mr. Bond:
Burning $100 bills, exposing himself to nuns, gorging, womanising and namedropping like a man possessed – in this riveting memoir of his time as assistant to the Hollywood legend, Dorian Bond reveals the surreal world of.. AWESOME Orson Welles!
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/event/a ... elles.html

[Wellesnet]

A tyrant who ate people for lunch: Author reveals the little known side of actor Orson Welles
Dorian Bond recalls working for Orson Welles as an unpaid factotum in 1968
As part of Welles's entourage they lived a lavish lifestyle whilst dodging creditors
He describes Welles as a 'moveable feast' who ate people up then spat them out
He claims Welles preferred discussing film plans more than executing them
Dorian shares the close-up experience of working behind the glamour
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/books/a ... elles.html

[RayKelly]

Dorian Bond worked as Welles' errand boy for a year. The first excerpt I read made big assumptions and showed little outside research. Not surprising since he notes that Welles complained he was lazy. ("reluctance to work"). Then I saw this in a British tabloid report, which has convinced me not to order the book:

Nevertheless, errors abound. Welles never played Macbeth in London, still less with Churchill in the audience, nor did Shaw write a play called Captain Courageous.
Welles was not in Repulsion (though he was in Compulsion).
He did not write the script for John Huston’s film of Moby Dick, as that was credited to Ray Bradbury.