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Orson Welles Drunk Outtake
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In these infamous Paul Masson outtakes, Orson tries to deliver his lines while totally tanked.

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HA HA HA !! Well put
By: kissanniversary. on 03 Dec 08, 16:39:40
HA HA HA !! Well put

maaahhuuaaaaghg
By: Sushbag. on 03 Dec 08, 01:02:09
maaahhuuaaaaghg

AMAZING
By: diswiz. on 02 Dec 08, 12:24:51
AMAZING

curious to know... ...
By: aaronbrakefield. on 01 Dec 08, 17:16:05
curious to know...how did hollywood destroy him?

Examus?
By: stripedhyenuh. on 26 Nov 08, 22:05:00
Examus?

youd all drink too ...
By: rawoctopus. on 25 Nov 08, 20:33:23
youd all drink too if hollywood destroyed you the way he was destroyed. i'd drink from morning till night.

Me & my girl we ...
By: borgduck. on 25 Nov 08, 14:30:53
Me & my girl we love each other.

HAHAHA! Oliver Reed ...
By: borgduck. on 25 Nov 08, 14:28:02
HAHAHA! Oliver Reed, be not proud!

They should have ...
By: wardenphil. on 23 Nov 08, 04:23:58
They should have told him to not consume the product until after they got done taping the commercial.

frrrunks
By: ilikeclouds. on 16 Nov 08, 18:15:40
frrrunks

As funny as this is ...
By: bhusar1. on 15 Nov 08, 00:02:07
As funny as this is I can't help but feel sorry for Orson watching this.

i can only hope to ...
By: shroomingnewman. on 11 Nov 08, 21:28:45
i can only hope to aspire to be that drunk one day....

Wahaaaaaaaa French ...
By: trollosaurusrex. on 06 Nov 08, 01:41:12
Wahaaaaaaaa French champaign

Brillant man.
By: filmfanatic99. on 01 Nov 08, 04:46:20
Brillant man.

He sounds like a ...
By: GuyMcFly. on 27 Oct 08, 01:07:19
He sounds like a leprachaun!!!! lol, he use to be a bamf when he was younger

lololol so funny.
By: NAPalm2112. on 25 Oct 08, 23:58:47
lololol so funny.

Da fuck's going on ...
By: doublejax. on 25 Oct 08, 08:57:23
Da fuck's going on here?

One of the all time ...
By: Manthing32. on 20 Oct 08, 09:02:12
One of the all time great drunks

"Muaaaaahhhaaaaaaa ...
By: peestandingup. on 19 Oct 08, 06:35:35
"Muaaaaahhhaaaaaaa the French..." Awesome!

He totally says " ...
By: oldpat420. on 05 Oct 08, 18:22:08
He totally says "sexcellence" the first time.

Hes cunted, lol
By: sosaage. on 03 Oct 08, 22:58:32
Hes cunted, lol

And like magic, he ...
By: fuckallnazislol. on 29 Sep 08, 21:50:09
And like magic, he made the bottle disappear.

It's funny how he's ...
By: fuckallnazislol. on 29 Sep 08, 20:10:42
It's funny how he's drunk and is *still* doing a better job than most actors would today.

Sounds like he ...
By: Watcher3223. on 29 Sep 08, 18:45:55
Sounds like he enjoyed his Paul Masson a little too much, eh?

Orson taught me to ...
By: sclogse1. on 28 Sep 08, 05:35:04
Orson taught me to care.

Drunken Orson Welles
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Orson Welles is a wonderful WINO!

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its fresh champagne ...
By: cheeseylovah. on 03 Dec 08, 20:07:31
its fresh champagne tho...

I want to know how ...
By: chapaev36. on 30 Nov 08, 19:26:52
I want to know how it goes - is it "ah, the french - champagne has always been celebrated..." or "ah, the french champagne has always been celebrated..."? Either way it doesn't make sense. No wonder Orson drank himself silly.

i just feel bad for ...
By: jb420. on 27 Nov 08, 20:50:48
i just feel bad for the director.

Hammered! Love it.
By: EscapeSociety. on 27 Nov 08, 20:09:20
Hammered! Love it.

poor bastard.
By: DoctorExplosion. on 26 Nov 08, 07:18:54
poor bastard.

he wasn't drunk... ...
By: Hellzyead. on 20 Nov 08, 20:53:28
he wasn't drunk...he was trying to masturbate under the table

The master himself ...
By: nrein89. on 20 Nov 08, 19:23:31
The master himself said that The Trial was his best film. But, for me, not having watched The Trial, I can't say anything on that matter. I did watch Citizen Kane and Touch of Evil, though. I do have a hard time choosing between the two. I mean, come on! Heston as a Mexican cop!? Too funny! But, the rest of it was awesome, too. And everyone knows about C.K. so I won't say how awesome that is as well.

Ok never mind, upon ...
By: crmfghtr. on 17 Nov 08, 03:34:43
Ok never mind, upon review I believe he was drunk lol

Are we sure he was ...
By: crmfghtr. on 17 Nov 08, 03:31:48
Are we sure he was drunk or just old and or alzheimers etc

Good ol' Orson ...
By: ReneeNme. on 12 Nov 08, 22:18:56
Good ol' Orson Welles.I used to love watching him when he used to appear on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson.(sigh)Where has the time gone. R.I.P. buddy.

*Great video but ...
By: bettyCA9. on 11 Nov 08, 11:50:36
*Great video but see "The Room" by Tommy Wiseau! AWESOME **DISCOVER "The Room MOVIE" by Tommy Wiseau! IT's FUN!**

even wasted, he was ...
By: OzTerri. on 11 Nov 08, 06:18:36
even wasted, he was charismatic.

Actually, he's dead ...
By: Newsfop. on 10 Nov 08, 15:09:24
Actually, he's dead, so I don't think that will be happening.

black fuck? stupid ...
By: shroomingnewman. on 10 Nov 08, 05:08:50
black fuck? stupid racists...

Shut up you black ...
By: Rimsa. on 10 Nov 08, 03:06:38
Shut up you black fuck.

shut up, nerd. ...
By: shroomingnewman. on 10 Nov 08, 02:59:38
shut up, nerd. people have the right to get fucked up

I think it's a ...
By: Jaimo1985. on 10 Nov 08, 02:15:41
I think it's a little to late for him :-)

aahhhhhhhhhh... the ...
By: hypocrita. on 09 Nov 08, 13:13:41
aahhhhhhhhhh... the frennnnn-ch champaigne.

Fat gluttonous fuck ...
By: punchpringle1. on 07 Nov 08, 12:52:45
Fat gluttonous fuck! He needs to forget the booze, increase his protein uptake, decrease the carbs. Get out and do some cardio.

wow I was in tears! ...
By: KTF0. on 07 Nov 08, 06:11:58
wow I was in tears! This is fricking comedic gold!

So tragic =(
By: Rimsa. on 07 Nov 08, 03:18:09
So tragic =(

Citizen drunKANE
By: pinescar. on 05 Nov 08, 09:46:22
Citizen drunKANE

Since my post was ...
By: FrankiesMom. on 05 Nov 08, 00:39:03
Since my post was pleasant and inoffensive, I'll assume that anyone vulgar and tasteless enough to post such a response is also unintelligent enough to post a response to the wrong comment. Your mouth could use a good cleansing; try a douche. Then try an English composition class. "i" indeed, you inarticulate, dime-a-dozen, tragically expendable skull full o' mush.

this man is so ...
By: beers2257. on 05 Nov 08, 00:06:32
this man is so drunk he doesnt know what the fuck is goin on.... and that makes him very funny.... hes like ahhhhhhh the french champagne hehe..

bullshit. the trial ...
By: BurtRenoldsMoustache. on 04 Nov 08, 23:06:54
bullshit. the trial is the best film ever made.

Orson Welles - Frozen Peas
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A recording of the infamous frozen peas commercial involving Orson Welles.
Struggling to fathom the copy he's being directed to read, he loses his patience and finally walks out.

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YES YES, THEY'RE ...
By: Davis932. on 03 Dec 08, 12:35:57
YES YES, THEY'RE EVEN BETTER RAW

It's like when you ...
By: chapaev36. on 30 Nov 08, 19:35:56
It's like when you write a paper - you have to transition between paragraphs and ideas in general. You can't just say, "I woke up one day. My cat was on fire". You have to elaborate on what happened in the middle. Same thing here - Orson is complaining that we're talking about the farm and then without transitioning to the field we're already talking about peas. It's just poor writing. I admit that I have a chuckle at these recordings myself, but Orson's being sufficiently clear.

Welles was right.
By: Kikalani. on 30 Nov 08, 01:17:29
Welles was right.

Cool. Gee, I wish ...
By: mobile513. on 23 Nov 08, 19:41:43
Cool. Gee, I wish they had emoticons, I could post sunglasses man.

Welles knows what ...
By: tomservo3. on 22 Nov 08, 01:59:10
Welles knows what he is talking about. he is very critical. he always took long to make his films, as he had to add the finest details. those writers of the commercial were hypocrites.

I can buy that.
By: Watcher3223. on 21 Nov 08, 22:51:27
I can buy that.

And not all ...
By: mobile513. on 21 Nov 08, 09:09:41
And not all business has to be a cut throat affair. Believe it or not, some businesses operate with a conscious and a soul, and still do well at the end of the year. What you're saying is just what they want people to believe, and what they tell themselves at night to sleep easier. And it doesn't always work either, as reading any world newspaper these days will tell you, sometimes, after all the pain and suffering, isn't even good business.

I understand how ...
By: mobile513. on 21 Nov 08, 08:45:28
I understand how the industry works, I understand it's a fickle, heartless, stupid machine that exist solely to shovel stupid shit into peoples mouths and will dismiss entire careers at will for whatever reason it feels like. I know, and I'm not denying it. What I'm saying is, is that I don't really think it's all that condemnable of an act, as a person, between you, me, and everyone here. It's quite understandable, I don't blame him at all.

Sure, the material ...
By: Watcher3223. on 21 Nov 08, 00:04:45
Sure, the material stinks. But, the problem with your assertion is that the bad material alone is no excuse. And, yes, it is tragic how a star of such stature can be brought down low, but that's a sob story that the industry never wants to hear, much less take to heart. That's just the way the business is and it is*exactly* what it is: a business. You have to do what you need to in order to keep a roof over your head and to eat.

Well, wasn't it ...
By: mobile513. on 20 Nov 08, 15:03:10
Well, wasn't it unprofessional to write such a God awful script, and then hand it to one of the greatest dramatic forces of the 20th century, at his lowest moment? The man went from Citizen Kane to whoring himself for stupid pea commercials because of a string incredibly bad luck, and a system too ignorant to realize his enormous talent. It's fucking tragic, and I think him being unprofessional in the studio for some moronic ad is pretty damn forgivable, professionally and personally.

Another vote for ...
By: animal6774. on 07 Nov 08, 01:02:18
Another vote for Negativland's "Jolly Green Giant", which takes this clip and makes it sound almost eerie by superimposing it over ominous sounding music. I sympathise with Orson, but I guess he took the job so he should have done it to the best of his abilities. "This is a lot of shit, you know that?" lol:-)

Ha Ha! "Crumb Crisp ...
By: PunkyBear36. on 05 Nov 08, 14:09:04
Ha Ha! "Crumb Crisp Coating"

yes ALWAYS! ...
By: sserpent21. on 05 Nov 08, 06:23:41
yes ALWAYS! Those peas have great peaness to them.

Oh I know that The ...
By: bigpopparamma. on 03 Nov 08, 22:34:37
Oh I know that The Brain was based on Orson Welles. The conversation was used in a skit in "Pinky and the Brain", which they edited or replaced the profane words.

"Go down on you" lol
By: deltapunk21. on 02 Nov 08, 20:41:26
"Go down on you" lol

i think these are ...
By: NotRegret. on 02 Nov 08, 02:14:39
i think these are brilliantly written commercials, wells has no taste

The character of ...
By: RonaldMacK. on 02 Nov 08, 00:59:31
The character of The Brain was based on Orson Welles.

He said "Yes" like ...
By: bigpopparamma. on 30 Oct 08, 23:19:11
He said "Yes" like the Brain.

And I noticed ...
By: Watcher3223. on 30 Oct 08, 00:54:24
And I noticed negatives under my original comment. Well, people should understand that voice over is a competitive business with lots of extraordinary talent and little work to go around. Unless you earned a particular celebrity status that makes your talents particularly valuable (and even then, a bad attitude can earn you a bad stigma that may make people think twice about hiring you again), you can expect never to work in the field again if you ever act like Mr. Welles did in this session.

"He was one of the ...
By: Watcher3223. on 30 Oct 08, 00:48:10
"He was one of the formative forces behind radio and film." I'd say that earns him a celebrity status. As for unprofessional, that's exactly what I'm calling it, despite his achievements. You're supposed to do the best you can with the material you've got. If there are problems, you should find ways to constructively improve it. Going off the handle and walking out of a recording session without good reason is unprofessional, plain and simple, as it wastes your client's time and money.

Welles wasn't a ' ...
By: invictus990. on 29 Oct 08, 23:18:33
Welles wasn't a 'celebrity', he was one of the formative forces behind radio and film, as we know it. He set the bar against which much is still measured, and to call him unprofessional, despite his behavior, is almost self-contradictory. A few other things- 1. One of the people he's arguing with is not the director, but a PA. 2. No one ever schooled Welles, I suspect Don LaFontaine, like anyone else who knows what's what, would have been proud to work with him under any circumstances.

Thats just stupid. ...
By: zprodigy. on 28 Oct 08, 02:23:45
Thats just stupid. "In July?" Id love to know how you emphasize "in" in "in July". Impossible! Meaningless!

Is that the fat guy ...
By: doobiesmoke15. on 27 Oct 08, 23:53:52
Is that the fat guy that did the show about Nostradamus?

You are correct. ...
By: KuroKakumei. on 25 Oct 08, 23:53:40
You are correct. The Pinky and the Brain episode was taken directly from this recording.

If I'm not mistaken ...
By: baarbear. on 25 Oct 08, 04:03:43
If I'm not mistaken, it's this commercial that gave rise to the Pinky and the Brain skit "Yes, Always".

Orson Welles War of the Worlds (part 1)
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the radio version of h. g. well's war of the worlds.

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this is brilliant. ...
By: RealiD1221. on 03 Dec 08, 07:39:39
this is brilliant. i would've fallen for it if i had come in a few minutes late

I agree people were ...
By: JupiterBleu. on 01 Dec 08, 19:07:31
I agree people were not as informed of things minute by minute as we are now.What they heard on the radio they believed as truth,they had no other reference.

Theres no proof of ...
By: PostalDude99. on 27 Nov 08, 05:12:26
Theres no proof of that, it's merely speculation.

And so many people ...
By: RadioHeadFan94. on 25 Nov 08, 21:00:22
And so many people came to the station that War of the Worlds was on and it sounded like a news broadcast to them, so many began to panic. Not everyone, obviously, for the station did not play everywhere and some people heard the beginning, and many just didn't believe it. Not only did it sound like a news broadcast (with important scientists and such in the play; but they were really actors) but there were no commercials, only helping the fact that it might be really serious.

Well, you see, the ...
By: RadioHeadFan94. on 25 Nov 08, 20:57:07
Well, you see, the particular radio station the War of the Worlds was playing on was not popular at the time. There was another station that was really popular that everybody was listening to. But the popular station then started playing some song that was not so popular and then everybody started channel-surfing.

lol i bought the ...
By: RadioHeadFan94. on 25 Nov 08, 20:48:59
lol i bought the entire radio adaptation, not realizing it was on youtube... but it was worth it.

most people think " ...
By: McLarenMercedes. on 25 Nov 08, 10:30:40
most people think "it's that Tom Cruise movie..." at least most people I've met think so

i dont doubt it....
By: sHaDoWoFsWoRdS. on 25 Nov 08, 08:51:20
i dont doubt it....

i fail to ...
By: sHaDoWoFsWoRdS. on 25 Nov 08, 08:47:16
i fail to understand how anyone would have take this show literally if they heard it right from the start....i mean they introduce the damn PLAY in the beginning and mention the Mercury Theater by H.G Welles...doesnt the word BY imply it was written BY someone, doesnt theater mean FICTION??...i mean if u didnt hear the play right from the beginning then i can totally understand ppl gettin a bit freaked out~

Some People Actully ...
By: Ubabob2. on 25 Nov 08, 01:49:32
Some People Actully Committed Suicide Because they started to listen half way through and they didnt know it was a show type thing so they thought it was real

next time this is ...
By: zeldafreak71. on 24 Nov 08, 06:41:27
next time this is made into a movie it needs to be done in this style, reporters at the scenes, interupting "regular programing"

lol ;)
By: h1lleard. on 22 Nov 08, 23:17:34
lol ;)

How can you NOT ...
By: smoka75. on 22 Nov 08, 23:00:54
How can you NOT know War of he worlds? It's legendary :D

War of he worlds?
By: h1lleard. on 21 Nov 08, 11:15:34
War of he worlds?

GODDAMN Orson ...
By: metallicakixtotalass. on 19 Nov 08, 04:18:23
GODDAMN Orson Welles was such a badass that people believed him when he said aliens had taken over the world. Thus why he is my hero.

Well done and it ...
By: McLarenMercedes. on 18 Nov 08, 08:17:14
Well done and it still sounds great today 70 years later. I of course prefer Jeff Wayne's musical version from 1978 with Richard Burton being the narrator. That one has fitting creepy music to the scenes in which the martians first arrive on earth.

3:38 must have ...
By: McLarenMercedes. on 18 Nov 08, 07:49:22
3:38 must have scared the living shit out of people back in 1938 who tuned in to listen to the music program only seconds before... Some even say it was planned in advance as a test on public panic, although I doubt it.

that must have ...
By: cyclos12. on 17 Nov 08, 05:47:11
that must have messed with peoples minds. it was very nicely executed!

Lol i listened to ...
By: jddy2. on 14 Nov 08, 00:08:59
Lol i listened to it today to

in those times ...
By: jddy2. on 14 Nov 08, 00:07:10
in those times people relieved on the radio and every night the whole family would gather around the radio But in the end they obviously said it was a joke because people were going to stores and fighting over resources and locking themselves in there houses and stuff

yes, i looked into ...
By: TARTdee. on 13 Nov 08, 01:49:15
yes, i looked into it. I was wrong.

Yes i agree. Sooo ...
By: TARTdee. on 13 Nov 08, 01:48:51
Yes i agree. Sooo i wonder where the giant arc is anyway...

I want my voice to ...
By: themikenesedude. on 13 Nov 08, 01:13:17
I want my voice to make people kill themselves if I commanded! That would make me ecstatic because then I would never see the people that annoy me ever again. Unfortunately my voice sounds too much like Jim Breur's from "Half Baked" or like Ben Stein's to really "command" anyone. I can't even "command" my dog to be housebreaken. The dog just ignores me as if I'm invisible.

It was also ...
By: themikenesedude. on 13 Nov 08, 01:11:11
It was also partially created by the government to see how people would react. It's true - Look it up. If your teacher tells you your full of it or not doing your homework prove that he is only a teacher because he is a failure that couldn't achieve his dreams so he tells kids like you what to do. Just my opinion but take your dad's advice- Do NOT take ham radio lightly ;)!

Sorry to say ...
By: Looleefish. on 12 Nov 08, 03:59:39
Sorry to say TARTdee, but this radio broadcast did take place on October 30, 1938. Although the rest of your thesis is true, however blunt it may have been stated...

$Five Minutes Mr. Welles - Vincent D\$

Five Minutes Mr. Welles - Vincent D'Onofrio
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Five Minutes Mr Welles is a short film by Vincent D'Onofrio. It debuted at the 2004 Venice Film Festival. Until now, it has never been available before outside of the film festival circuit. Enjoy!!!

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Wow! Brillant, I ...
By: kuren444. on 19 Nov 08, 22:52:43
Wow! Brillant, I think Orson would be proud.

It would be amazing ...
By: Tkreft1128. on 19 Nov 08, 02:35:08
It would be amazing if this is how Welles really rehearsed this scene of the Third Man -- cause the ferris wheel scene is amazing.

Psychological ...
By: RODERICKMOLASAR. on 09 Nov 08, 21:03:04
Psychological Nudity.

Casi tan magnífico ...
By: Rosalyz. on 31 Oct 08, 20:09:45
Casi tan magnífico como el original. Encantadoramente arrogante, como a mi me gustan, hahaha!!!

Vincent D'onofrio ...
By: leoo1313. on 21 Oct 08, 18:21:38
Vincent D'onofrio is an actor of wonderful quality!

Great stuff, sir! ...
By: TMacfa. on 19 Oct 08, 03:01:20
Great stuff, sir! Keep 'em comin' Best... T

My fave film and ...
By: standrewsman46. on 16 Oct 08, 10:52:12
My fave film and fave scene reworked in a unique and brilliant way by one of my all time fave actors!! I have been through the same as Private Pile and have always admired Vincent's body of work - even in MiB his performance was unique and exemplary! Loved this short film. Thanks again!! Better to have 30 years of the Borgias than be Swiss!!

Damn honey you are ...
By: dbvdo. on 12 Oct 08, 22:33:28
Damn honey you are great. db

Bravo, Vincent! ...
By: JoeVialFilms. on 09 Oct 08, 18:43:07
Bravo, Vincent! Amazing film! Thank you for posting!

Wonderfull Vid, ...
By: carolaheil1970. on 07 Oct 08, 06:05:03
Wonderfull Vid, Thanks............. I Love Vince

thank you so much ...
By: VVGurlVV. on 28 Sep 08, 11:21:55
thank you so much for posting this XD

"the third man" is ...
By: kraigus. on 18 Sep 08, 15:24:14
"the third man" is the script he's reading.

Excellent!
By: GroovyBlackCat. on 14 Sep 08, 00:01:49
Excellent!

Yes, it truly does ...
By: lociaddict. on 29 Aug 08, 20:13:39
Yes, it truly does get better each time I watch it. Amazing Vincent, just amazing.

I'm just ....... ...
By: Coriolana. on 29 Aug 08, 07:40:37
I'm just .......speechless. What can I possibly say that would adequately express just how talented Vincent D'Onofrio is!!!

VDO has definitely ...
By: VDOfann. on 26 Aug 08, 22:37:48
VDO has definitely been overlooked in terms of recognition for his incredible body of work. For example, it is beyond comprehension why he has never even received an Emmy nomination for years of amazing performances on Law and Order: Criminal Intent. What about "Full Metal Jacket" and "The Whole Wide World"? Perhaps it's because these awards often recognize those who are good at playing the celebrity game and not quiet, hardworking, exceptionally talented artists such as VDO.

I truly think some ...
By: fscofi. on 25 Aug 08, 23:40:59
I truly think some of you must be idiots. Orson Welles not sexy? There is no genetic clone for Mr. Welles and Mr. D'Onofrio is unique. His acting has always been impeccable and he transports his audience to a reality he has created. Let's not dwell on his uncanny physical resemblance to a young G.O.W. but bestow upon Mr. D'Onofrio the praises for his ability to create the essence of a genius who deserved more from this world than he received. Honor VDO while he can appreciate it.

i could barely ...
By: gooldude3. on 22 Aug 08, 23:01:10
i could barely understand it, cause i dont know much about welles, but it was a really good film...thanks for posting it!

I say "Duh NOFF ree ...
By: fuzzytweetie. on 22 Aug 08, 22:07:55
I say "Duh NOFF ree oh". Oh well, you say "poe tay toe", I say "poe tah toe"! How ever his name is pronounced........we say it with love!

"D'Onofrio"? I ...
By: lozziecap. on 21 Aug 08, 14:57:14
"D'Onofrio"? I pronounce it Don-Off-Ree-Oh. But then, I'm British. :-D

How do you ...
By: LameassIndustries. on 21 Aug 08, 04:46:17
How do you pronounce that last name?

Man, his physical ...
By: delightfulcreature. on 15 Aug 08, 06:50:31
Man, his physical performance is uncanny! He really does MOVE like Welles!! It's kinda surreal.

Both performances ...
By: deborahviolet. on 14 Aug 08, 02:27:36
Both performances are brilliant.

well voiced vincent
By: steve2275. on 12 Aug 08, 06:35:40
well voiced vincent

Vincent,when we get ...
By: thefunnyfatguy. on 12 Aug 08, 00:32:49
Vincent,when we get a fantastic tale of Orson on the silver screen? I see it in black and white,opening with orson getting in an abulance to take him from downtown to uptown New York. This is a story that needs to be seen.

BBC Arena - Orson Welles
Posted by: matt7333

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Extensive interview with Orson Welles in Las Vegas 1982 with Leslie Megahey. Features contributions by Welles collaborators Jeanne Moreau, Peter Bogdonovich, John Huston and Charlton Heston.

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citizen kane.... ...
By: eimzy88. on 27 Oct 08, 21:39:47
citizen kane....what a movie...amazin

what great insight ...
By: NoRegretsForOurYouth. on 26 Oct 08, 09:34:06
what great insight into the man's genius, great video.

For all of Orsons ...
By: dojufitz. on 26 Oct 08, 07:35:44
For all of Orsons professional hardships - and he seemed to have more than most - considering his talent....he could still laugh it all off.....that i respect.

confidence of ...
By: iiNDiTC. on 20 Oct 08, 00:28:39
confidence of ignorance :) brilliant

Cool:) Thanks
By: heraldo113. on 03 Oct 08, 20:36:56
Cool:) Thanks

This interview is ...
By: kafka23ptv. on 29 Aug 08, 03:21:55
This interview is one of best in terms to the scope and genius that was Mr Welles. Praise to the Beeb for Arena.

It's a scandal this ...
By: augustuscaesar. on 20 Jul 08, 17:57:35
It's a scandal this magnificent interview is not commercially available.

This is Orson at ...
By: jackma152. on 19 Jul 08, 10:51:26
This is Orson at his best

Great to see some ...
By: tinternet66. on 16 Jul 08, 16:19:29
Great to see some good old bbc two. I always like Arena

Thank you for ...
By: 555mvp. on 20 Mar 08, 23:45:11
Thank you for posting this fantastic interview. It is one of the best ever made on the great Orson Welles.

thanks i remember ...
By: ozuMMM123. on 19 Mar 08, 21:04:22
thanks i remember this from ages ago, very good interview, big inee?

Well thank you for ...
By: Auslander999. on 04 Mar 08, 21:23:18
Well thank you for your rays of abysmal wisdom. I'm just glad I've gotten to know and make a lot of friends in the UK over that last decade. I mean they poke and jab about America, but the same can be done for any country really. I'll leave you to your hostility as you seem to revel stewing in it. It's a shame really, there is nothing productive in hating anyone, thing, or place. I bet you can be a pretty nice bloke if you wanted to be. ;) Good day and Cheers.

i stand by what i ...
By: FACTUNTHJU. on 02 Mar 08, 19:11:27
i stand by what i say,america is cause of all the troubles in the world today,america is a bully and peddles fast food chain shit, our kids are fat like yours and sit watching tv,it all came from america,every country as had its turn in fucking the world ,yes even the uk.but america needs flushing down the toilet and forgeting

Hi, I'm an American ...
By: Auslander999. on 02 Mar 08, 10:52:05
Hi, I'm an American. :) You do realize you just made yourself out to be a hypocrit? I don't kill anyone for oil, I just pay out the ass for it, the drugs come INTO America not out, guns are a civil liberty and right to bear arms for protection, and I didn't force any cheeseburgers down your throat. If you are going to bash America, why don't you educate yourself and get to know some people instead of sounding like a communist spreading propoganda.

Pauline Kael liked ...
By: DAVIDINTEL. on 27 Jan 08, 15:09:42
Pauline Kael liked virtually no one!

keep smiling and ...
By: FACTUNTHJU. on 24 Jan 08, 14:05:23
keep smiling and ill keep smoothing :@)

I didn't mean it in ...
By: carolinemsvetlana. on 24 Jan 08, 06:39:09
I didn't mean it in a bad way at all, I have a giganntic sense of humour and wrote it with a genuine smile on my face :)

smooth no.old ...
By: FACTUNTHJU. on 22 Jan 08, 09:29:20
smooth no.old school english maybe,still believe people should respect eachother and show kindness.i know with todays society and how much the yanks have polluted the world with gun and drug,fast food,killing for oil or just fun culture,i am a bit out of place but........one has to try,you being cute as a button brings out the protectiveness in most males i guess. :-)

Oh your smooth ;)
By: carolinemsvetlana. on 21 Jan 08, 22:42:29
Oh your smooth ;)

thankyou for saying ...
By: FACTUNTHJU. on 19 Jan 08, 11:50:40
thankyou for saying thankyou

so true,so true
By: FACTUNTHJU. on 19 Jan 08, 11:50:16
so true,so true

I meant to write ...
By: FACTUNTHJU. on 19 Jan 08, 11:18:31
I meant to write einstein but got too excited and pressed the wrong key (einsyein) :@)

Spielberg does it ...
By: neonknights. on 19 Jan 08, 08:57:04
Spielberg does it for money. He made that film about jews suffering to get all the awards and get all the people go and see it, so he got another few million bucks on his paycheck. Orson could've do it in his time, but he rather chose to make art...

Thank you for ...
By: carolinemsvetlana. on 18 Jan 08, 04:07:13
Thank you for posting these!! :))

tom cruise,tom ...
By: FACTUNTHJU. on 14 Jan 08, 20:35:09
tom cruise,tom hanks,jim carrey,wesley snipes and all the other predictable gob shites are just an husk of an actor. the likes of orson will never be again. forget spielberg,he only has interest in how the jews suffer in his films.he never mentions any others that died.and that rubber shark is a fucking joke. orson welles is the einsyein of the acting and directing world.some people should never die

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Orson Welles' "Voodoo" Macbeth
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Newsreel of Orson Welles' all-black adaptation of Macbeth.
Jack Carter: Macbeth
Edna Thomas: Lady Macbeth
Canada Lee: Banquo
Maurice Ellis: Macduff
Eric Burroughs: Hecate

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I didn't do ...
By: KentAllard. on 29 Oct 08, 16:39:09
I didn't do anything special, just clicked 'upload'. This is freely available elsewhere.

Thank you ...
By: TemptinTina1. on 29 Oct 08, 16:09:37
Thank you KentAllard, more than you know. You have brought me to tears. My late Grandmother, Ethel Drayton was in this production as one of the 3 witches. I have a photograph of the entire cast. How wonderful is YouTube and you for bringing this production "live" to me after so many decades. If you would like a still photo of the cast send me your email address in a private message. Thank you again, I will share this with my kids and family. TT1

I cannot abide ...
By: KentAllard. on 26 Apr 08, 12:23:45
I cannot abide critical assessment of anyone when it concerns events beyond their control. 1)war restrictions prevented Wise being sent down to Brazil to work on editing of Ambersons2)RKO renegged on the rest of that agreement anyway3)In the middle of a difficult shoot & with those restrictions pleas explain how Welles could have come back to check on Ambersons4)RKO rejected the favourable second screening of Ambersons & instead continued to focus on the disasterous first screening

Sorry. I like ...
By: digitalshark. on 25 Apr 08, 08:24:12
Sorry. I like Welles too much to engage in some youtube pissing match. I commented because I thought I'd share my appreciation of the book with another Welles fan, but no good deed goes unpunished on youtube. If you think you're the first Welles fan to take exception to the overwhelming and often bitter criticism of him over the years, you're mistaken. But you've now given me the feeling that you can abide no critical assessment at all, which negates any need for me to discuss this with you.

And I suppose John ...
By: KentAllard. on 25 Apr 08, 06:59:11
And I suppose John Huston could have taken some off from filming the Battle of San Pietro too?

Well, seems like ...
By: digitalshark. on 24 Apr 08, 17:15:11
Well, seems like you already have your mind made up on this issue. My opinion, as I'm sure yours is, is based on having studied and read everything I could about Welles over the last 20 years. If you're expecting me to now debate you over the validity of this observation, I'm afraid I'd rather retract my recommendation and leave you to wallow through Callow. Later.

That is absurd, ...
By: KentAllard. on 24 Apr 08, 06:41:37
That is absurd, between busy filming Its All True and the war time restructions (prevented Robert Wise from joing Welles in Brazil) how on earth was he supposed to go to hollywood to check on the film!?

I think that would ...
By: digitalshark. on 23 Apr 08, 18:34:49
I think that would be an unfair simplification. For example, he makes the point that with "The Magnificent Ambersons," Welles allowed his film to be destroyed in a way, by not remaining to supervise the editing or returning at any point from his "It's All True" shooting to address the crisis as it unfolded. I think it's fairly clear that the "he couldn't finish" aspect had more to do with his ever dwindling limited funds and resources and his contempt for the "money men." He needed a Houseman.

doesn't Thomson ...
By: KentAllard. on 23 Apr 08, 06:09:21
doesn't Thomson take the "Welles couldn't finish work" view?

Yes. I highly ...
By: digitalshark. on 21 Apr 08, 21:23:56
Yes. I highly recommend it. The most absorbing, and in my opinion, the most illuminating book ever written about Welles. Callow's books are admirable for the amount of researched detail, but that is negated by his need to, as you said, color things with his own (in my opinion, wrong) interpretations.

isn't that the ...
By: KentAllard. on 21 Apr 08, 06:13:16
isn't that the David Thomson one?

I much prefer " ...
By: digitalshark. on 21 Apr 08, 05:23:33
I much prefer "Rosebud," if you read it, there thankfully isn't much reason to read Callow and you can be spared his over zealous need to insert his own interpretations...

I'm reading that ...
By: KentAllard. on 07 Oct 07, 05:50:58
I'm reading that atm, reading this book makes me want to grab Callow by the throat and shake him violently while shouting "sometimes a cigar is just a cigar!" His sexual reinterpretation of every single thing Welles says, does, people he meets, etc says more about Simon Callow than it does Orson Welles

Cirrus lack of ...
By: KentAllard. on 24 Sep 07, 07:57:28
Cirrus lack of explanation or refusal to explain has led me to remove his statement

It is irresponsible ...
By: witchman67. on 23 Sep 07, 19:43:30
It is irresponsible for a poster to put up a post accusing someone of racism, and yet will not define why. Mr. Welles was a lot of things, but a racist was not one of them.

Cirrus has not ...
By: KentAllard. on 14 Sep 07, 07:01:20
Cirrus has not explained. I've asked on his page for him to elaborate, no response yet.

just because it's ...
By: imagirrl. on 14 Sep 07, 05:07:52
just because it's all of the same race it's racist? siao.

Yes, I've seen some ...
By: NGS712. on 21 Jul 07, 15:11:18
Yes, I've seen some photographs and it looked interesting. Too bad they didn't film it.

the contemporary ...
By: KentAllard. on 21 Jul 07, 03:22:29
the contemporary dress in Fascist Italy? Not to my knowledge. There are design sketches for lighting and sets and all that drawn by Welles himself and photographs

Does anyone happen ...
By: NGS712. on 21 Jul 07, 02:10:18
Does anyone happen to know if there's any footage of Welles' adaptation of Julius Caesar?

Naremore's a really ...
By: abcdefz1. on 05 Jul 07, 13:33:49
Naremore's a really nice guy, too. He was my professor for a couple of classes at I.U. Really good teacher.

to compare with his ...
By: KentAllard. on 04 Jul 07, 04:55:46
to compare with his fourth and final attempt at that story: the film Chimes at Midnight

That would be great ...
By: almondguy. on 03 Jul 07, 13:41:58
That would be great to see!

There is meant to ...
By: KentAllard. on 03 Jul 07, 04:10:17
There is meant to be several minutes of silent footage filmed by another student of his boarding school stage production of 5 Kings

mhmm..Houseman had ...
By: RaysFroIsSex. on 13 Jun 07, 02:45:02
mhmm..Houseman had a pretty big role within the Theatre Project as well

Parkinson - Orson Welles
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1972 Parkinson interview with Orson Welles.

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anybody who hasnt ...
By: freedomfight2012. on 08 Nov 08, 12:03:21
anybody who hasnt seen citizen kane, a touch of evil or the magnificent ambersons should they're all brilliant movies.

orson welles was ...
By: magsli26. on 26 Oct 08, 02:33:50
orson welles was the greatest artist of the 20th century and possibly the most charismatic personality ever interviewed...he was unique and there will never be another like him, just like oscar wilde

I bought chinatown ...
By: sosaage. on 03 Oct 08, 23:12:16
I bought chinatown yesterday and turned it off after an 45 minutes cos i wasnt in the right mood. Some of these older films are quite slow and more intended for sundays. So i will reumse it then..seemed quite good though and i love faye dunaway..

id rank touch of ...
By: bow1e001. on 02 Oct 08, 23:03:25
id rank touch of evil over chinatown

he made the best ...
By: dubzy81. on 10 Sep 08, 20:22:24
he made the best film next to aguirre: wrath of god!

man did frazier let ...
By: spinners123. on 29 Aug 08, 08:10:04
man did frazier let himself go lol

this brit has a ...
By: rawoctopus. on 22 Aug 08, 12:16:59
this brit has a great filmmaker on and he has to talk politics because of Nixon. zzzzzzzzz

It is now buried in ...
By: bchfront. on 25 Jul 08, 22:06:07
It is now buried in the mists of time, but back in the 40's -- during Roosevelt's term of office, Orson was engaged to write, I believe, a daily political column. As for his size, it doesn't seem that many-years ago, I was turning a narrow corridor in the Beverly Wishire Hotel, and coming toward me, suddenly, there was Orson, supported by not one but two canes to support him. I really had to stand out of the way, it looked like the Queen Mary docking! As wide as tall, but what a giant! R.J.

Then Prkinson ...
By: lavverlylad. on 30 Jun 08, 09:53:48
Then Prkinson terrified the nation in 1992, with 'Ghostwatch'.

Lovely Orson.
By: anton1990. on 16 Jun 08, 23:36:49
Lovely Orson.

china town is good ...
By: shinsaholic. on 06 Jun 08, 08:56:51
china town is good but it's not citizen cane. also, i can think of of number of films i'd put over chinatown (Vertigo, Searchers, etc.) but Cane is a tough one to top.

best film ever made ...
By: 8data. on 27 May 08, 01:57:29
best film ever made is chinatown then citizen xane

According to ...
By: chapaev36. on 13 May 08, 20:31:00
According to Parkinson, 1974.

He is gorgeous. If ...
By: 7beers. on 20 Apr 08, 11:13:06
He is gorgeous. If he lost the weight, he'd be absolutely stunning.

This is a much ...
By: ACNC1. on 22 Feb 08, 22:49:04
This is a much better interview than the one on The Dick Cavett Show..where it ended up Mr Welles interviewing Dick Cavett instead of visa versa

@llamasjm > will do!
By: whirlpoolzend. on 13 Feb 08, 04:25:00
@llamasjm > will do!

I just tried to ...
By: whirlpoolzend. on 13 Feb 08, 04:18:03
I just tried to drop you a quick line (email) but alas was blocked as I need to be a 'friend'. Na worries maaate!;-)

To answer your ...
By: llamasjm. on 13 Feb 08, 03:48:25
To answer your question, watch "Parkinson - Dustin Hoffman".

PS: Have you ever ...
By: ermineermine. on 12 Feb 08, 22:44:45
PS: Have you ever seen a video clip of Ms Ryan on Ms Oprah Winfrey's programme? I was wondering if you noticed any difference between having the sound on and having it off. (The attitude and behaviour were similar.)

Nonetheless, what ...
By: ermineermine. on 12 Feb 08, 22:41:22
Nonetheless, what puzzles me is why, if there are 'no-go topics' for her, those were not simply set as conditions beforehand--which, if refused, leaves her free to decline to appear in the programme. Having set no conditions, and that programme not being the first she has ever appeared in, I find no sense in wanting to have one's cake and eating it, too--"Wanting to appear in a *talk* show but retaining the option of *not talking*, too." . . .

Those are the times ...
By: ermineermine. on 12 Feb 08, 22:38:28
Those are the times when a question is but || an element of conversation --and || a conversation needs (at least) two eager participants. I do not give a damn about Mr Parkinson (notwithstanding his career and any relevant skills he may have), nor about Ms Ryan (albeit looking back, I believe I have enjoyed every single one of her films). . . .

> forced into a ...
By: ermineermine. on 12 Feb 08, 22:34:16
> forced into a position to defend his/her beliefs Victimhood complex and battle passion are boosters for the ego, but not constructive at all IF what is involved is not a matter of 1 'beliefs' 2 'attacks' and 3 'defence'. Sometimes, a 'question' is just a question--not > "I am QUESTIONing your decision- > condemning your position, > expressing contempt for your values, > denying your very being.'. . . .

Meg is forced into ...
By: whirlpoolzend. on 12 Feb 08, 19:47:51
Meg is forced into a position of having to defend her beliefs...just as Michael thinks he has to defend his. But who was the guest and who was the host? N.B. suggest you watch the interview with the sound off and check out the body language. Cheers, Robbie.

Are you implying ...
By: whirlpoolzend. on 12 Feb 08, 19:46:28
Are you implying that Meg had a obligation to 'rise' to a standard that she felt uncomfortable with (for whatever reason and at that particular time) with Michael? I just found the comparisons very interesting, for over the years I've loved Michael's technique, tact, positive unconditional regard (and more). Here you find Michael (in my opinion) challenging Meg over what he deemed to be a questioning of his core beliefs regarding romance/love, especially as pertaining to his marriage (contd)

There's a reason ...
By: ermineermine. on 12 Feb 08, 15:37:02
There's a reason why one can talk TO a dog or even a wall, but one cannot have a conversation WITH either.

Orson shmoozes about Winston Churchill
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Winston Churchill helped Orson get some movie-money from a financier.

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churchill, ...
By: gooomj. on 27 Nov 08, 17:05:05
churchill,homosexuals? i think ull find he was a gd leader tht helped us kick the shit out of the nazi army:)

Haha... no!
By: busessuck1. on 22 Nov 08, 21:29:09
Haha... no!

Churchill he was ...
By: LedZepCem. on 21 Nov 08, 21:28:15
Churchill he was homosexuals... w w w . historylearningsite. co. uk / gallipoli Great Leader MUSTAFA KEMAL ATATÜRK

British submarines ...
By: LedZepCem. on 21 Nov 08, 21:16:35
British submarines were sent in to the Sea of Marmora as part of the Allied strategy for defeating Turkey. The main task of the British submarines in the Sea of Marmora was to create havoc by disrupting the supply lines of the Turks in the area. Any supply ship that ventured out into the waters of the Dardanelles became an obvious target.

w w w . ...
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w w w . historylearningsite. co. uk / gallipoli Great ATATÜRK

I'm always amazed ...
By: 32doors. on 07 Nov 08, 10:22:01
I'm always amazed watching Orson's ability to tell a story. He had perfect timing, wit, and poise. Good diction and body language. Truly a master at conversation.

wow, his state of ...
By: alphamone. on 24 Oct 08, 03:24:45
wow, his state of health realy did degrade a whole lot in his last few years.

I love both ...
By: CaptainDesiderio. on 23 Oct 08, 10:59:44
I love both Churchill and Welles!

The White Russians ...
By: davod1. on 10 Oct 08, 18:07:59
The White Russians were the anti-communists and the Red Russians were the Communists.

i dont get the " ...
By: patsyd80. on 09 Oct 08, 18:14:38
i dont get the "white russian red russian" bit. some one explane please?

bch: I see the ' ...
By: NGS712. on 04 Oct 08, 00:49:33
bch: I see the 'joke' as everything and that life is absurd . . . and I'm no sagitarius! ;)

Thx for the post... ...
By: SmoothDemocrat. on 01 Oct 08, 15:00:29
Thx for the post....super, bravo.....

I'd like to see ...
By: Morahman7vnNo2. on 08 Sep 08, 03:21:53
I'd like to see them debate about how to smoke, drink, talk on radio and gain weight with age!

Oh wow, thank you ...
By: theartist124. on 31 Aug 08, 03:52:44
Oh wow, thank you so much for posting this, really good stuff!!!!!!!!!

I'd love to have a ...
By: linkerdrich. on 22 Aug 08, 02:17:28
I'd love to have a drink with Sir Churchill and Mr. Welles.

Do miss these great ...
By: chrisane136. on 20 Aug 08, 20:54:03
Do miss these great actors aways have a good story to tell.

Lol, if you think ...
By: tibiasuckness. on 18 Aug 08, 21:36:39
Lol, if you think about it...!

Wow! What a great ...
By: eks1966. on 07 Aug 08, 15:13:36
Wow! What a great story! Thanks for posting that.

Is it just me or ...
By: Spot3282. on 24 Jul 08, 14:28:39
Is it just me or does Orson look like an older, overweight version of Jack Bauer? Who knows maybe Kiefer Sutherland could star in a biopic about Orson Wells later in life.

To truly understand ...
By: bchfront. on 12 Jul 08, 16:44:07
To truly understand Churchill, one must first have a clear-grasp of the Sagitarian-mind,and how it operates. For those of us lucky enough to be born under that enlightened-sign, we know the "joke" is EVERYTHING. Life IS absurdity. Orson's story about Churchill could only be illustrative of the same-man who, when Rudolf Hess was captured during the war, and Churchill was Prime Minister (as Orson stated), told his associates, "Come back later -- we're screening the Marx Bros. tonight!" R.J.

A great man speaks ...
By: SalveVeritate. on 06 Jul 08, 02:38:25
A great man speaks of The Greatest Briton.

Awesome :-)
By: 54spiritedwill54. on 05 Jun 08, 23:52:10
Awesome :-)

I'd like to see a ...
By: radio187. on 22 May 08, 06:21:06
I'd like to see a raconteur's drinking match between Orson and Churchill. I think Seagram's stock would jump a couple of points if those two had ever gotten together for a bull session.

HATS OFF, GENTLEMEN ...
By: junkboxxxxxx. on 09 May 08, 17:12:28
HATS OFF, GENTLEMEN! HATS OFF!!

It almost seems ...
By: deadheadtim. on 02 May 08, 17:29:31
It almost seems unreal that such a monumental figure, such a great man, could also have such a wicked sense of humour. Truly one of my heros.

Arena - Orson Welles Part 4
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The Lady from Shanghai (Orson Welles, 1947)
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Magic mirror maze scene

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The cinematography ...
By: EmmaMacks. on 28 Nov 08, 22:57:39
The cinematography in this scene is gorgeous.

I just saw an Orson ...
By: sayward12. on 21 Nov 08, 06:38:33
I just saw an Orson Welles interview where he said he wanted to have the only the gunshots be heard in those final moments- it would have been so much better without that music, I'm sure of it.

It was 1947. What ...
By: DerrickthePinecone. on 11 Oct 08, 05:14:06
It was 1947. What do you expect?

great scene but why ...
By: kingcaesar5. on 20 Sep 08, 07:12:47
great scene but why do they have to make the gunshots sound hysterical, watch White Heat and you'll see what I'm talking about.

that last part of ...
By: marcolopolis. on 23 Aug 08, 19:06:27
that last part of the mirror seen should not of been backed with the music, it shouldve all been silent, the way Orson wanted it to be.

This scene alone ...
By: bwanasan. on 09 Aug 08, 18:15:09
This scene alone can makes the movie worthwhile to watch. Thanks for the upload!

Ah...the mirror ...
By: GiantDevilfish. on 23 Jul 08, 17:16:25
Ah...the mirror scene found its way into The Man with the Golden Gun.

Unbeleiveable!!!
By: hemming57. on 16 Jul 08, 04:06:48
Unbeleiveable!!!

Cubism and dadá!
By: RogerioPixote. on 07 Apr 08, 21:43:57
Cubism and dadá!

aahhhhh it cuts ...
By: nataslaih. on 05 Feb 08, 19:16:03
aahhhhh it cuts stops too early!

Everett Sloane is ...
By: ElizabethTalbot. on 11 Jan 08, 20:36:59
Everett Sloane is mesmerizing in this movie and Rita matches him every step of the way, first as seductress, then as villianess. I love how calmly, even blankly, she justifies killing anyone who gets in her way.

Great sequence, but ...
By: chrisart7. on 31 Dec 07, 22:11:11
Great sequence, but where's Bruce Lee? ;)

Die TRYING, ...
By: donut1989. on 07 Dec 07, 13:08:07
Die TRYING, sweetheart. But yes, great film. (:

I love when Orsen ...
By: BullRonin. on 08 Oct 07, 04:59:39
I love when Orsen Wells is walking away from the funhouse, and says "Maybe I'll grow old enough to forget about her, or maybe I'll die crying." Does anyone have that part?

My gosh, I'd ...
By: newishness. on 14 Aug 07, 22:39:37
My gosh, I'd forgotten how bloody amazing this scene was. I first saw it when I was a pudgy, lonely 14 year old on a rainy Saturday in front of the telly. I looked for this movies for years and never found it.

I liked (nay, loved ...
By: weikko79. on 04 Aug 07, 11:01:28
I liked (nay, loved) Orson Welles already at the age of 13, and by the age of 15 (when I think I first saw this film) I was a total OW freak. But then, I'm not a girl...

"I'm aiming at you ...
By: rboltt. on 20 Jul 07, 18:45:17
"I'm aiming at you lover!" Great line.

One of the greatest ...
By: GDLR. on 30 Jun 07, 20:07:29
One of the greatest scenes in cinema, This is a great movie.

1.) Everett Sloane ...
By: JohnKoroly. on 26 Jun 07, 15:46:04
1.) Everett Sloane was a brilliant character actor, too. Look at the anguish he mixes with the cruelty in his last speech. 2.) Music sucks. Wasn't Orson's choice for the soundtrack, just boilerplate 40's Hollywood melodramatics the studio stuck him with. 3.) Check out the blooper at 2:58 where the broken glass template is stil stuck on the lens, though thery're moving.

great movie, orson ...
By: gosinka555. on 18 Mar 07, 15:45:30
great movie, orson is fantastic man and fantastic director!!!!

I'm a teen girl who ...
By: twentiesDOLL12213. on 01 Mar 07, 00:07:29
I'm a teen girl who loves classics and Orson Welles too! I don't think it's weird! He's cool! But my favorite actor is Robert Taylor.

These scene is ...
By: BoxcarBertha. on 30 Sep 06, 18:37:13
These scene is magical! Awesome, I love this movie! Rita and Orson were so sexy together!!

It's because people ...
By: MarianneEmmanuelle. on 23 Sep 06, 18:35:09
It's because people are ageist.

Why abnormal? I ...
By: AdaKing. on 19 Sep 06, 21:01:02
Why abnormal? I like him too! He was a genius

People who know me ...
By: MarianneEmmanuelle. on 19 Sep 06, 20:13:31
People who know me think I'm abnormal because I like him (I'm 15).

Orson Welles on the Merv Griffin Show - 1985
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The great Orson Welles chat's with Merv for the last time. He died two hours after the taping of this interview. At the age of 70 years old.

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Not that funny but ...
By: drummer78. on 01 Dec 08, 18:40:43
Not that funny but I guess you tried.

I've been on you ...
By: admkai09. on 30 Nov 08, 04:46:30
I've been on you tube for about two hours now just looking and clips of Orson. Amd I just crushed my heart to watch him as he was in his last moments of life. But in a way, he looked happy and painless, so that gives me a little comfort. I wish he was still hear though.

This is awesome :D ...
By: ragemanchoo82. on 27 Nov 08, 11:59:01
This is awesome :D I'd heard about this but I didn't know it was available on DVD.

it's so sad to ...
By: WannabeG00D. on 24 Nov 08, 18:16:06
it's so sad to watch this life loving man who was so charismatic and humorus knowing that he died a couple of hours later. for me, Orson Welles is one of the greatest 'artists' in the whole world and his legend will live on forever.

We miss you, Orson.
By: chapaev36. on 23 Nov 08, 18:21:58
We miss you, Orson.

What a gracious 70 ...
By: kirbygene. on 12 Nov 08, 22:59:29
What a gracious 70 year old guy. What a genius as well.

orson had such ...
By: capoed. on 03 Nov 08, 14:22:16
orson had such talent and amazing mind it was just sad that the simple thing he really wanted to do and make films he was always prevented from doing.this interview is doubly sad because not only did he die after it he seems like he had had about enough and didn't sit comfortably in more modern times.he almost sounds like a normal guy here but the best thing about him always was that he was an honest and pure human.

chck out my profile ...
By: beshy86. on 23 Oct 08, 23:30:19
chck out my profile! hahaha im 100 percent naked right now ev

Seeing this really ...
By: jennifersman. on 23 Oct 08, 00:27:58
Seeing this really makes me miss him. He was such a fascinating man. He knew a little about about everything, he was never boring

I will.. cheers..
By: raynard79. on 04 Oct 08, 16:52:29
I will.. cheers..

"The host" was the ...
By: tuxguys. on 04 Oct 08, 04:07:50
"The host" was the only serious competition Johnny Carson ever had in the late-night TV wars (by Carson's own admission) and never, ever condescended to his guests. Research Merv Griffin, a broadcasting giant for reasons I bet you don't even know... and see if you can find anything about his classic talk show during the sixties when it was broadcast from "the little theater off Times Square..."

The host is ...
By: raynard79. on 29 Sep 08, 12:48:51
The host is annoyingly condescending.. Orson would rip him apart in his younger days.

really weird to see ...
By: Tigerlily21. on 28 Sep 08, 01:35:14
really weird to see him speaking this way and then dying 2 hours later. Nice to hear him say those things about Rita Hayworth. Sad how she died.

Can you verify that ...
By: feldspar0101. on 28 Sep 08, 00:14:32
Can you verify that story please, with a reference. I find that hard to believe--that Orson would say something like that. I'm happy with the questions BTW, if he hadn't asked them, then we'd never get the brief view inside the man we got for these scant few minutes.

I thought that ...
By: Kartoqraf. on 26 Sep 08, 12:46:59
I thought that might be the reason, that Orson himself decided to do an interview this way. But still, questions can be personal, but not concluding. If you know what I mean. Like questions about Rita Hayworth was ok, but not the rest...

Kartoqraf the ...
By: 561entertainment. on 26 Sep 08, 04:00:26
Kartoqraf the reason why Merv asked so many questions in that manner was because Orson always refused to answer any personal questions. The day of this interview he told Merv to ask whatever question he wanted because it would be his final interview and he would be open to any question. Merv wasn't being disrespectful he was just asking the greatest mystery man in Hollywood the questions the world always wanted to ask.

I love Orson. But ...
By: Kartoqraf. on 24 Sep 08, 22:46:46
I love Orson. But what a stupid interviewer! He asks questions like Orson's life is concluded. Noone should be allowed to do that - it can have bad outcomes.

I love this guy
By: tomes55moon. on 22 Sep 08, 14:39:17
I love this guy

Whos upset? I just ...
By: ixamraxi. on 18 Sep 08, 01:00:02
Whos upset? I just didnt understand the point. You even just said there wasnt a point. Thats why I didnt get it, there wasnt one.

He made the point ...
By: mkrobinson95. on 17 Sep 08, 22:19:07
He made the point and it was incorrect. I'm not judging him or anything else he said ... I just happened to know that particular statement was not accurate ... perhaps he thought it was. Not a big deal ... please calm down. There are more important things over which to get upset.

and...? Is this ...
By: ixamraxi. on 17 Sep 08, 18:24:17
and...? Is this suppose to make everything else he says invalid just because he was 2nd longest marriage? What purpose or relevance does such a fact bear on anything? What are you trying to accomplish by stating that fact? Seriously... I dont get it.

Unicron!
By: Yebot. on 15 Sep 08, 17:34:42
Unicron!

When he came on the ...
By: geeklikemetoo. on 15 Sep 08, 17:14:36
When he came on the set they cleared the way, yelling "Dead Man Talking!"

Merv Griffin's dead ...
By: ppppsl. on 15 Sep 08, 16:57:50
Merv Griffin's dead too, but not till 22 years later.

Orson was Rita ...
By: mkrobinson95. on 28 Aug 08, 21:44:05
Orson was Rita Hayworths 2nd husband ... and he was NOT her longest marriage as he states/supposes, but her 2nd longest. Welles was married to her for 5 years and ~3 months ... she was married to Edward Judson for 5 days shy of 6 years.

Film New Hampshire Promo feat. Orson Welles
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Interested in shooting your next film in New Hampshire? We've got what you need - even Orson Welles says so.

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New Hampshire is ...
By: iNartiff. on 21 Nov 08, 20:07:25
New Hampshire is reported be the "most livable state" in the united states. I love my home here, every summer I can fish and every winter i can ski.

Was looking for ...
By: me2u2be. on 18 Nov 08, 11:00:51
Was looking for something positive to watch on youtube today and found this. Thank you, I love my home state and am so proud. Live Free or Die!!!!

I live in Northern ...
By: mrrodger1981. on 05 Nov 08, 03:20:06
I live in Northern New Hampshire, in a town called Lancaster, This just makes me appreciate my state rven more.

gonna live there ;-D
By: phoebster55. on 09 Oct 08, 22:05:45
gonna live there ;-D

Great video. I used ...
By: NOMOREWARSWORLDPEACE. on 29 Sep 08, 21:39:34
Great video. I used to live in Plaistow New Hamshire and I had so much fun in the State that says Freedom. LIVE DREE OR DIE I will be posting what is being distributed world wide to restore America and get everyone closer to God. Signed, An American Pure Christian Patriot Jeff Fisher

New Hampshire and ...
By: SaphireLatias. on 28 Sep 08, 19:02:43
New Hampshire and Hawaii are like the most prettiest states ever!! Well, in my opinion...

What a great video ...
By: tpsal3. on 26 Sep 08, 06:53:16
What a great video of New Hampshire! I grew up in Connecticut but it's way to expensive for young people like myself. There is no sales tax, and no income tax here. I've been coming to New Hampshire for years and I love it here! I will soon be an official resident here in my new state, New Hampshire!!

I was curious of ...
By: NikaJay89. on 25 Aug 08, 13:45:17
I was curious of the same thing, currently doing a creative and interactive media degree..:) would love to move over to NH once i complete it..

Oh Yeah, New ...
By: hurduz. on 14 Aug 08, 03:23:42
Oh Yeah, New Hampshire is the most beautiful State in our country!

Oh and as a Brit, I ...
By: joshdunne. on 08 Aug 08, 12:56:13
Oh and as a Brit, I have to say I think America should be very proud of this State. It is ore inspiring

My sister moved ...
By: joshdunne. on 08 Aug 08, 12:48:25
My sister moved from the UK to the states with her husband about 10 years ago. She now resides in New Hampshire and my mother and I visited her this year. It was my first visit there ever. And I was pesamistic about going as I thought I may be bored. Boy was I wrong. It was the best time of my life. It was so beautiful, each day was breathtaking. If when you die, you can chose how your paradise looks, then I know what mine would be like! I would love to live over in New Hampshire sometime myself

Are there any film/ ...
By: shutdownthefed. on 07 Aug 08, 01:10:32
Are there any film/television production companies or jobs up there in NH? That is my line of work and I would love to move to NH if I could stay in that field. Does anyone know?

I think New ...
By: Saksasuke39. on 27 Jul 08, 03:29:20
I think New Hampshire, is so cool! my friend lives there he is so lucky,

It's gorgeus
By: WojtekMis1989. on 19 Jul 08, 11:29:22
It's gorgeus

heyyyyy
By: 044444000. on 07 Jul 08, 03:49:49
heyyyyy

People don't ...
By: jbone488. on 23 Jun 08, 19:30:19
People don't realise how amazing New Hamphsire is

Yup, that's my New ...
By: wyn267. on 24 May 08, 19:49:57
Yup, that's my New Hampshire. I don't want to be anywhere else.

Yes, it is.
By: nhfilmoffice. on 01 Apr 08, 12:08:35
Yes, it is.

is that the ...
By: soysauce199. on 01 Apr 08, 02:41:44
is that the portsmouth music hall at 7:45?

ahh, i was at the ...
By: PinoX7. on 26 Jan 08, 06:08:10
ahh, i was at the pumpkin festival, Cant wait gonna be home in NH next week! after 4 years! just the movie i needed to make my last 5 days here last even longer

i live there too! ...
By: bigboybam1. on 18 Jan 08, 22:50:13
i live there too! its awsome here

wholy sheeite i ...
By: martinthedrywallgod. on 01 Jan 08, 12:48:35
wholy sheeite i gots the goosebumps. from that one.

I live here in NH ...
By: SongbirdSong. on 27 Dec 07, 17:48:20
I live here in NH and this makes we want to visit! :-D I love my state, it's the best place on earth. I've hiked nearly every peak. :) Love it here.

ahhhhh, just ...
By: LDX97. on 29 Nov 07, 15:50:46
ahhhhh, just watching this I can remember the clean, crisp air in the morning and the cold refreshing water coming down the mountain beats anything in a bottle

I moved here from ...
By: neuberry. on 04 Nov 07, 21:29:59
I moved here from L.A. five years ago. One of the best decisions of my life! - Ken Schuster, Photographer

Orson Welles / Don Quichotte
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capolavoro da oscar

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Cool. This is one ...
By: sneezepal. on 17 Sep 08, 18:34:00
Cool. This is one scene from Welles' DQ that was removed from the bootleg copy that's been making the rounds (and recently, finally released) and copyrighted by someone else. The little girl in this clip is child star Patty McCormick ("The Bad Seed"). OW had shot several scenes for DQ with her, but the footage was mysteriously misplaced. The part where she teaches Akim Tamiroff (Sancho) how to eat a lollipop is quite touching. Kudos to telerompo for posting this rare film artifact.

this postmodern ...
By: iggypot. on 18 Aug 08, 04:24:40
this postmodern pastiche has my brain spinning - nico, jim morrison, orson welles, miguel cervantes - all quixotic for sure - but this scene is almost too metaphorical and symbolic to decode - i like how the girl teaches sancho how to watch a movie...then she watches as the dreaming knight destroys another kind of dream world of the film - obviously we should ask, 'what is that girl thinking?' - maybe she just realized "all the world is a stage."

torohec-- you a ...
By: kboy20. on 03 Mar 08, 23:31:16
torohec-- you a low-grade, foul-mouthed troglodytic, syphilitic moron waste of oxygen and space and you should think about donating your non-syphilitic organs to someone who would actually produce something other than piss and shit. Yes, it's Nico chanting the words to Jim Morrison's "The End".

Oh my god you are ...
By: torohec. on 25 Feb 08, 18:30:27
Oh my god you are sooooooooooo wrong! It is my auntie Claire, so there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It's my auntie ...
By: torohec. on 25 Feb 08, 18:29:05
It's my auntie Clarie. So there, humphhhhhhhhhhhhh!!

Ok... than who is ...
By: vampirelectrique. on 24 Feb 08, 02:38:28
Ok... than who is it? And be polite please :)

no it is not you ...
By: torohec. on 22 Feb 08, 22:18:18
no it is not you stupid fuck!

It's Nico who sang ...
By: vampirelectrique. on 11 Feb 08, 00:15:28
It's Nico who sang with velvet underground and on other projects. It's a cover from the doors... In Oliver Stone movie The Doors, she is the girl "kneeled" before Jim in the elevator... It's not her but an actress who play her role. Don't know if that situation truly happened or if it's only an Oliver Stone fantasy ;)

Yes, it's Nico. ...
By: vampirelectrique. on 11 Feb 08, 00:11:11
Yes, it's Nico. Quite interesting :)

Is that Nico from ...
By: greenunseen. on 03 Feb 08, 07:27:26
Is that Nico from the Velvet Underground singing?

The end is Welles ( ...
By: BlindEyeJones. on 02 Nov 07, 07:08:54
The end is Welles (Don Q) attacking Hollywood's dreamworld with innocence (the girl) looking on. He should be looking at her.

Who is singing this ...
By: DrBadvibes. on 17 Aug 07, 20:16:16
Who is singing this. Is this a Doors cover or did the doors cover this?

Oh my god!!!! This ...
By: martynhanson. on 30 Jul 07, 13:07:37
Oh my god!!!! This is the footage that was held back by the editor who worked with Welles on the movie at the time. It wasn't available for the Jess Franco reconstruction in 92. It includes the girl Patty Mccormack. What a find!!!!! I had heard so much about it.

Big, bigger, Welles
By: slowmovement. on 21 Jul 07, 16:53:04
Big, bigger, Welles

sí, jamás lo ...
By: palizada. on 13 Jun 07, 06:19:01
sí, jamás lo terminó. en 1992(?) un director español editó los fragmentos y lo presentó en cannes pero sin mucho éxito. supuestamente la idea de orson wells era narrar la historia él mismo, de inicio a fin

¿Es este un ...
By: pololo1403. on 30 Apr 07, 14:47:58
¿Es este un extracto del film? Wow...

The Lost Films of Orson Welles Part 3
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The Lost Films of Orson Welles. Also known as Orson Welles : The One-Man Band. A film feauring Ojar Kodar and the unrealised film projects of Orson Welles. Features excerpts from "The Other Side of the Wind".

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The Lost Films of Orson Welles
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Arena - Orson Welles Part 3
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