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Rosebud: The Story Of Orson Welles
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Rosebud: The Story Of Orson Welles

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Rosebud is a riveting and powerful portrait of the rise and fall of one of Hollywood’s greatest innovators - the man who brought us Citizen Kane and then lost himself to obesity, small talk and conjuring tricks on daytime television.

With humour, pace and the twists of a mystery story, acclaimed film critic and writer David Thomson probes the essential questions surrounding Welles, exploring the ferocious energy and demonic intellect behind the boy genius. Challenging, idiosyncratic, compelling: Rosebud understands Welles as no other study has, and in a way that leaves the reader breathless, amused and deeply moved by the wonder that was once Orson.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Little, Brown Book Group
Country
United Kingdom
Date
2 October 1997
Pages
480
ISBN
9780349109091

Rosebud is a riveting and powerful portrait of the rise and fall of one of Hollywood’s greatest innovators - the man who brought us Citizen Kane and then lost himself to obesity, small talk and conjuring tricks on daytime television.

With humour, pace and the twists of a mystery story, acclaimed film critic and writer David Thomson probes the essential questions surrounding Welles, exploring the ferocious energy and demonic intellect behind the boy genius. Challenging, idiosyncratic, compelling: Rosebud understands Welles as no other study has, and in a way that leaves the reader breathless, amused and deeply moved by the wonder that was once Orson.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Little, Brown Book Group
Country
United Kingdom
Date
2 October 1997
Pages
480
ISBN
9780349109091