Abraham Lincoln (15 Aug 1938)
Posted: Mon Apr 03, 2006 6:34 pm
Agreed on all counts.
Welles, at just that time, would have been interested in ONLY ANGELS HAVE WINGS because Howard Hawks was one of the directors who was giving him tips about the first movie he was going to make. And you are quite right about the interchanges between Welles and Goddard, who as he suggests at the end of "Algiers" is connected to another of his mentors, Charles Chaplin.
I look forward to your assessment of "The Green Goddess," which you will find at the Mercury Theater on the Air site.
You'll find it downloadable in Real Audio or MP3 at Scarborough's site:
http://www.mercurytheatre.info/
Glenn
Welles, at just that time, would have been interested in ONLY ANGELS HAVE WINGS because Howard Hawks was one of the directors who was giving him tips about the first movie he was going to make. And you are quite right about the interchanges between Welles and Goddard, who as he suggests at the end of "Algiers" is connected to another of his mentors, Charles Chaplin.
I look forward to your assessment of "The Green Goddess," which you will find at the Mercury Theater on the Air site.
You'll find it downloadable in Real Audio or MP3 at Scarborough's site:
http://www.mercurytheatre.info/
Glenn