The exhibition will include special guests Oja Kodar, Welles’ longtime collaborator; Esteve Riambau Möller of Filmoteca de Catalunya; Stefan Droessler of Munich Stadtmuseum; and authors Simon Callow and François Thomas.
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.”
When you come back to a film you’ve earmarked as a favorite in the past there’s always a tension as you’re wondering if it’s still as good as you thought it was or if you’ve chosen it as a favourite for reasons other than the quality of the film.
Orson Welles’ ashes were buried on the once private estate of his close friend, famed matador Antonio Ordóñez. Now, the Spanish ranch is a highly desirable rental property with Welles’ grave used in marketing tools to draw guests.
The Cinematheque francaise exhibition will run from October 8, 2025 through January 11, 2026, according to a 12-page notice posted on a French government website.
Several versions of the script Orson Welles co-wrote with collaborator Oja Kodar are in collections in Italy, Spain, and the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.
A backup copy of the “It’s All True” footage stored at the UCLA Film and Television Archive is being recommended in addition to a 4K scan by Paramount Pictures.
The cast of the stage production of “Moby Dick – Rehearsed” included not only Patrick McGoohan and Orson Welles, but Joan Plowright and Kenneth Williams as well.
With Passover and Holy Week upon us, it seems an appropriate time to survey the religious, or faith-based, motion pictures associated with Orson Welles as an actor, writer or director.
British-born author Pete Carvill looks at the lives and contentious friendship of Ernest Hemingway and Orson Welles in “A Duel of Bulls.”
“Rosabella la storia italiana di Orson Welles” (“Rosabella: Orson Welles Years in Italy”) will air on RAI TRE and stream for two weeks on RaiPlay.
Casa del Cinema in Rome will mark the 40th anniversary of the death of Orson Welles this year with a series of films under the umbrella, “W for Welles.”