Highlighted works
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Given extraordinary freedom by Hollywood studio RKO for his debut film, boy wonder Welles created a modernist masterpiece that is regularly voted the best film ever made.
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Among the most famous of broken films, Orson Welles’ masterful follow-up to Citizen Kane was taken out of his control and re-edited by the studio.
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Max Ophuls brought his trademark flowing camera style and a taste of the old Vienna to Hollywood for this tragic story of unrequited love.
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William Wyler’s poignant account of three WWII veterans adjusting to the difficulties of life back home swept the Oscars in 1946.
Filmography
1950
Judge Prentiss
1949
Dr. Altheim
1949
[hotel clerk]
1948
Duncan
1948
porter
1948
Doctor Van Arken
1947
judge
1947
Dr Max Sherman
1947
Josiah Borden
1946
minister
1946
Barton
1946
Higgler, bookseller
1946
Tim
1946
Bullard
1945
Professor O'Neill
1945
[Dr Galt]
1945
[undertaker]
1944
[Mr. Briggs]
1944
[Dr Fawcette]
1943
George Rennit
1942
Roger Bronson
1941
Herbert Carter/newsreel journalist
1941
cast member
1940
cast member