OW 1960 Paris interview on Canadian TV

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Postby ToddBaesen » Sat Apr 08, 2006 12:24 am

What looks to be a fascinating 53-minute interview done by the CBC with Orson Welles in 1960 is on Canadian TV this month. Can anybody here who gets MPIX in Canada tape it and make copies available?

Here's the link to the schedule of showings:

http://www.moviepix.ca/details/?22820

A short excerpt from the interview:

Q: Have you ever cast an actor who was a friend rather than the person you thought was the best for the role?

Welles: Frequently.

Q: Have you ever regretted it?

Welles: Frequently.

Q: Would you do it again?

Welles: Certainly -- I regard great friendship as more important than the arts.
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Postby Store Hadji » Sat Apr 08, 2006 9:11 am

Is this that Bernard Braden interview?

If so, maybe it's both parts. Only part 1 has been circulating amongst the traders.
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