The temperament is a bit like "The New Yorker", a little bourgeoisie, a little yuppie, a little romantic and sentimental, no lack of cruelty.
The last shot is interesting.
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Me and Orson Welles
Zella 2022-10-06 16:41:03
Watching a movie in the school theater, Richard Linklater "Me and Orson Welles" (2008). The high school physiology check entered the Wells Mercury Theatre to play a small role in "Caesar", which raised questions about growth, Wells' genius and self-centeredness. Wells's theater, radio, and film achievements have made him a god-like figure. Jazz and Japanese bombing of Shanghai in 1937.
The temperament is a bit like "The New Yorker", a little bourgeoisie, a little yuppie, a little romantic and sentimental, no lack of cruelty.
The last shot is interesting.
The temperament is a bit like "The New Yorker", a little bourgeoisie, a little yuppie, a little romantic and sentimental, no lack of cruelty.
The last shot is interesting.
Extended Reading
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Orson Welles: Cinna is Shakespeare's indictment of the intelligentsia. He's a lofty, Byronic figure.
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Orson Welles: Where is thou ukulele?
Richard Samuels: I think some asshole... doth... stole it