Orson Wells was a film director, actor, screenwriter, and producer. Welles
found national and international fame as the director and narrator of a 1938
radio adaptation of H.G. Well’s novel, The War of the Worlds.The radio drama
was performed on the Mercury Theater of the Air. His first film with RKO was
Citizen Kane in 1941, in which he starred as Charles Foster Kane. It is felt by
many to be the greatest film ever made. Another Wells masterpiece is Touch
of Evil (1958). On October 10, 1985, Wells did his final interview on The Merv
Griffin Show (below).
06
May
ORSON WELLS (May 6, 1915 – October 10, 1985)
One Response to “ORSON WELLS (May 6, 1915 – October 10, 1985)”
Place your comment
Please fill your data and comment below.
Calendar
Recent Comments
- sue SASSYSUE black commented on FINAL CAMPAIGN OF THE CIVIL WAR BEGAN
(5 weeks ago) - Hans Martinolich commented on PLANE CRASH CLAIMED BANDMATES LIVES
(5 weeks ago) - ZahraHic commented on COMPANY FOUNDER BORN ON THIS DAY IN 1863
(5 weeks ago) - Robbie Stinson commented on A COMEDY LEGEND HAS DIED AT AGE 94
(8 weeks ago)
-
Recent Posts
Categories
Links
Archives
© PDX RETRO 2010 | Created by Bob Karm.
Website hosted by Steve's PC Repair
An incredible talent!