Report of ‘Citizen Kane’ novelization, prequel false
The New York Post reported the book deal on April 3.
‘His Honor, The Mayor’ turns 75: Radio drama on politics, race-baiting (audio, script)
The drama featured many of the cast of “Citizen Kane” and aired as part of The Free Company.
New ‘Citizen Kane’ book to shed light on Hearst attack
The book arrives in stores on April 26.
‘Citizen Kane’ 75th anniversary Blu-ray box set for release in UK
It is set for release on May 2.
Kathryn Trosper Popper, ‘Citizen Kane’ assistant and actress, dead at 100
She served as Orson Welles assistant on the 1941 film.
‘Citizen Kane’ to get its first-ever public showing in United Arab Emirates
Orson Welles’ masterpiece will be shown on March 6 in Abu Dhabi.
Mankiewicz book repeats lie that Orson Welles did not co-write ‘Citizen Kane’
“So I Was Saying…” was published this month by Macmillan.
Rosebud sled owned by ‘Citizen Kane’ co-writer Herman Mankiewicz on auction block
The auction is set for November 23.
‘Young Orson’ author Patrick McGilligan talks about Welles’ youth
Due from Harper Collins on Nov. 17, the book cover Welles’ life up to the filming of “Citizen Kane.”
Lilly Library adds rare Orson Welles scripts to collection
Scripts will be available for further study.
‘Citizen Kane’ scripts fetch $102,000 at auction; Glenn Beck among buyers
The scripts were owned by collector Keith Burns.
Extraordinary Orson Welles collection on auction block
The auction is set for Sept. 29.
Pittsburgh serving up ‘Citizen Kane’ with birthday cake on May 6
Bob Hoover, former book editor of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, will speak.
Museum of Modern Art in New York to screen ‘Citizen Kane,’ ‘The Hearts of Age’
Screenings are slated for April 17-23.
‘Citizen Kane’ podium jacket sold for $102,000 at auction
Prior the auction, Profiles in History had estimated its value at $60,000.
New York Film Forum, Paley Center plan extensive screenings of Orson Welles films, rarities in early 2015
The events will take place in January and February.
‘Orson Welles: Lost and Found’ to be screened at Toronto International Film Festival Cinematheque
A full year before the 100th anniversary of Orson Welles’ birth, the Toronto International Film Festival Cinematheque has something special planned for fans of the late director. TIFF Cinematheque will feature a special screening of the recently rediscovered silent footage of Too Much Johnson, as part of a mini-retrospective entitled Orson Welles: Lost & Found […]
Orson Welles’ copy of ‘Citizen Kane’ draft script on auction block
Updated on March 7, 2014: The draft Citizen Kane script sold for 98,500 pounds, or $164,797 at auction, according to Sotheby’s. The auction house had estimated it would sell for $25,000 to $33,500. A New York Times report noted that the 229-page second draft script had markings and deletions in pencil and pink crayon. “They […]
Suit worn by Orson Welles in ‘Citizen Kane’ on auction block
Updated on Dec. 24: The suit sold for $132,000 at auction on Saturday – much higher than the pre-auction estimate. ____ A three-piece suit worn by Orson Welles in his landmark 1941 film “Citizen Kane” is up for bid. The suit is said to have been worn by Welles, who starred as Charles Foster Kane, […]
Rosebud sled from ‘Citizen Kane’ called one of film’s most evocative objects in new book
Charles Foster Kane’s childhood sled is right up there with Dorothy’s ruby slippers and Dirty Harry’s .44 Magnum handgun in the pantheon of iconic film objects, according to a new book. In “Rosebud Sleds and Horses’ Heads: 50 of Film’s Most Evocative Objects,” Daily Telegraph critic Scott Jordan Harris looks at items ranging from the […]