Welles art gets its due...

[wich2]

...finally!

https://orsonwelles.indiana.edu/

(Even the discs for the wonderful AMBERSONS show, which The Old Man himself ground down working on the film, are much improved.)

-Craig

[telical]

Thanks for posting this. Spent about 10 hours watching his interviews on YT last two weeks.

[Spiny Norman]

Thanks for posting this. Spent about 10 hours watching his interviews on YT last two weeks.

Slightly related, I saw the "Swinging London" sequences and I've always wondered who the writers were, and if a script might not exist for the mute one. Are there any theories on that? Or any institutes where that paperwork might have ended up?

[wich2]

Welcome, Robert.

For once, something touted as a Great Leap Forward really IS one. Much of this material sounds better than it has in years; some of it, better than anyone other than the cast & crew themselves has ever heard it.

And Welles was a genuine Master of this medium, as well as an oft-professed lover of it.

Best,
-Craig

[telical]

Orson Welles & Nikola Tesla - The Creative Process

"This rare film stars Orson Welles and features a dramatic recreation of a meeting between Nikola Tesla, Industrialist J.P. Morgan and Thomas Edison, that would decide the fate and future of today's Electric Power Industry in America and the world."

[All Darc]

Forgive my subject change.
May I ask if someone have the original War of The Worlds radio transmission narrated by Orson Welles ?

[wich2]

It's there at the link I posted above, Darc.

-Craig