‘Transformers: The Movie’ getting 30th anniversary home video release
It will be released on September 16.
It will be released on September 16.
It was first broadcast on November 29, 1972.
International Producers Group of Tarzana, Calif., has obtained the U.S. and Canadian rights.
The 1934 Todd Theatre Festival was recalled in an 80th anniversary celebration in Woodstock, Illinois on May 16-17, 2014.
Todd Tarbox, grandson of Roger Hill, opened the 80th anniversary of Orson Welles’ Todd Theatre Festival in Woodstock.
Orson Welles’ last Hollywood studio film and one of his best known acting performances each earned a spot on The Guardian’s recent list of the 10 best film noir movies ever made. “Touch of Evil,” directed by Welles for Universal Studios in 1958, and Director Carol Reed’s “The Third Man,” co-starring Welles as the corrupt […]
Screen Archives Entertainment is now accepting pre-orders for the Twilight Time release of “Jane Eyre” on Blu-ray. Priced at $29.95, the Blu-ray, which stars Joan Fontaine and Orson Welles, has an anticipated release date of November 12. Production is limited to 3,000 copies. It is region free, presented in 1080p high definition, and has a […]
“Jane Eyre’ starring Orson Welles and Joan Fontaine will make its debut on Blu-ray this fall. Twilight Time, which specializes in limited edition classic films on home video, is listing the 1943 drama, directed by Robert Stevenson, for release on November 12. On the same day, Twilight Time will release the 1968 musical “Oliver!” (1968) […]
By RAY KELLY A half hour guide on gambling hosted by Orson Welles and filmed some 35 years ago for Caesars Palace has gone viral. The acclaimed actor-director provided a lively and colorful how-to on card playing, craps, baccarat, roulette, and slot machines for the famed Las Vegas casino. Why Welles? As he explains at […]
By LAWRENCE FRENCH I have recently been talking with Michael Dawson, the producer of the 1992 restored version of Othello, who explained some of the many problems he encountered while working on the restoration of the film. The interview will be published shortly on Wellesnet’s main page, and hopefully may led to a three-DVD reissue […]
I find it quite fascinating to compare the legacy of two of America’s greatest theatrical and film directors, Orson Welles and Elia Kazan. Both were famous stage directors who started out in the thirties, and went on to make their best-known work in the movies. Mr. Kazan, however, became much more famous for his “naming […]
Here is an excerpt from Nora Ephron’s article on the filming of Mike Nichols CATCH-22, that appeared in the New York Times on March 16, 1969 . I find the piece to be hysterically funny, given how many facts Ms. Ephron gets wrong concerning Orson Welles. Many sections of the article are clearly second-hand fabrications, […]