Spanish book on Orson Welles and ‘Chimes at Midnight’ out now
Spanish film scholar Esteve Riambau examines Orson Welles’ fascination with Sir John Falstaff.
Spanish film scholar Esteve Riambau examines Orson Welles’ fascination with Sir John Falstaff.
The film is not available on Blu-ray or DVD in the U.S.
The discs will be released in Britain on June 29.
The Hollywood festival takes place March 26-29.
Keith Baxter was kind enough to share his recollections of Welles.
She talked about the movie, Orson Welles’ love of painting and start at the Gate Theatre.
Finally, a home video release for “Chimes at Midnight.”
The festival will include an April 22 roundtable.
The Film Forum is located in the West Village.
The event is part of the “Orson Welles 100” series.
The film will be screened on Feb. 25.
Nearly three dozen movies will be shown over a five-week span.
The events will take place in January and February.
Directed by Tom Reing , it will be broken down into five one-hour parts.
By RAY KELLY Beatrice Welles’ decision to put more than 70 items belonging to her late father, Orson Welles, on the auction block later this month drew national attention when it was announced Monday. Most of the items were found in two trunks, which had been left unopened for nearly 50 years. She detailed the […]
“Othello” restoration producer Michael Dawson looks at the possibility of doing a restoration of “Chimes at Midnight.”
Producer Michael Dawson brought a restored version of Orson Welles’ “Othello” to movie-goers in 1992. He has been actively working with Woodstock Celebrates Inc. to organize a proper 100th birthday celebration honoring Welles’ legacy in 2015. Dawson took time to discuss the 1992 restoration and future Welles projects with Wellesnet’s Mike Teal. By MIKE TEAL […]
Cult filmmaker Jess Franco, director of more than 180 films, died today in Málaga,Spain, at the age of 82. Franco made his feature directing debut with “We Are 18 Years Old” in 1959. His final film, “Al Pereira Vs The Alligator Women,” opened last month in Spain. His other films include “Necronomicon,” (1967), “Count Dracula” […]
By RAY KELLY Interviews with Orson Welles’ longtime love and collaborator Oja Kodar are rare to come by, but the Hungarian website mozinet.hu recently spoke with the Croatian actress-writer. Sadly, none of the six questions asked of Kodar delved into the status of “The Other Side of the Wind” or any of Welles’ unfinished film […]
By RAY KELLY Welles scholars now have access to the exciting additions to the Special Collections Library at the University of Michigan. The first collection, “The Orson Welles – Chris Welles Feder Collection,” is a gift from Welles’ eldest daughter, Chris Welles Feder. It includes photographs of the family and letters from Welles to his […]