‘Touch of Evil’ 35mm print to be screened at Yale
Yale University will screen the 1998 reconstruction of Orson Welles’ “Touch of Evil’ as part of its Treasures from the Yale Film Archive series on November 14.
Yale University will screen the 1998 reconstruction of Orson Welles’ “Touch of Evil’ as part of its Treasures from the Yale Film Archive series on November 14.
Several color photographs of Orson Welles and the crew at work were taken during the filming of “Touch of Evil” in Venice, California, in early 1957.
Academy Award winning editor Walter Murch delves into his craft in the upcoming book “Suddenly Something Clicked: The Languages of Film Editing and Sound Design.”
Eureka’s Masters of Cinema line is releasing a reissue set comprised of the three versions of “Touch of Evil” and bonus features on September 16.
The London-based Eureka Entertainment is releasing a limited edition set comprised of the three versions of “Touch of Evil” with bonus features spread over two Ultra HD discs.
Mexican scholars examine Orson Welles’ inspiration for the fictional town of Los Robles as depicted in “Touch of Evil.” They put forth Los Robles was an amalgamation of multiple Mexican locales and not just Tijuana.
This three-disc special edition features 4K restorations of all three versions of the film: the theatrical release, longer preview version and reconstructed edition based on Orson Welles’ original vision.
This three-disc special edition features 4K restorations of the three versions of the film: the theatrical release, longer preview version and the reconstructed edition based on Orson Welles’ original vision.
“Touch of Evil,” which has been available on DVD and Blu-ray, will soon be available on an Ultra HD disc. Kino Lorber’s set will include all three versions of the 1958 film.
By RAY KELLY Richard Deming’s Touch of Evil — the latest offering in Bloomsbury Publishing’s relaunch of the BFI Film Classics series — looks at Orson Welles’ role as screenwriter, as well as director and star of the 1958 film. Deming, a senior lecturer in English and director of creative writing at Yale University, sees […]
Joey Scoma of RockedtJump Film School was kind enough to share his video essay with Wellesnet.
Researcher searched for a long, continuous scene of video — one without any cuts in it.