‘Citizen Kane’ TV series proposal sparks lawsuit
Plans called for a weekly TV series based on Orson Welles’ 1941 movie.
Plans called for a weekly TV series based on Orson Welles’ 1941 movie.
Peter Jason, who is a lifelong friend of Frank Marshall, is a gifted storyteller.
Gary Graver on filming ‘Filming Othello.”
The release, once scheduled for May, was delayed until September as the prestige home video company acquired the rights and materials.
The 75-minute production is part magic show and part dramatic biography.
The 62-page script proposal contains Welles’ handwritten annotations.
Netflix has the global distribution rights to the film.
The working title of the documentary is “They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead.”
The play will premiere in Los Angeles on June 3.
Orson Welles’ ashes were interred in a dry well on the Spanish estate of matador Antonio Ordonez.
The home was placed on the market six months ago.
The American Cinematheque series runs May 4-7.
“Orson Welles: A Portrait Of The Artist” looks at the late director’s artwork.
Check out a detailed look of the materials acquired by the university.
The action star is apparently not a fan of the landmark film.
The wait for Othello on Blu-ray has just gotten a little bit longer.
William R. Hearst III is chairman of the Hearst Corp.
The discs are available from Blu-ray.com.
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James Naremore, Simon Callow, Josh Karp and others talk about “The Other Side of the Wind.”