Highlighted works
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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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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.
Filmography
1999
Key Make-up Artist
1997
Make-up
1959
Make-up
1957
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1957
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1956
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1956
Makeup Artist
1955
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1955
Makeup Supervision
1955
Make-up Artist
1954
Make-up Artist
1954
Makeup Artist
1953
Make-up Supervision
1953
Make-up Artist
1953
Makeup Artist
1952
Make-up
1952
Make-up Artist
1952
Makeup Artist
1952
Make-up Artist
1952
Make-up Artist
1952
Make-up Artist
1952
Makeup Artist
1951
Make-up Artist
1951
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1951
Make-up Artist
1951
Make-up Artist
1951
Make-up Artist
1950
Make-up Artist
1950
[Make-up]
1950
Make-up Artist
1950
Makeup Artist
1949
[Make-up Artist]
1949
Make-up Artist
1948
Staff Executive [Make-up]
1944
Make-up Artist
1944
Make-up Artist
1944
Make-up
1944
Make-up Artist
1944
Make-up Artist
1944
Makeup Artist
1944
Make-up Artist
1944
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1944
Makeup artist
1944
Makeup Artist
1944
Makeup Artist
1943
Makeup Artist
1942
[Make-up]
1941
Make-up Department Head (uncredited)
1940
[Make-up]
1940
[Make-up]
1939
[Make-up Artist]
1938
[Make-up]
1937
[Make-up]
1935
[Make-up]
1935
[Make-up]
1933
[Make-up]
1933
[Make-up Artist]
1932
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Sight & Sound magazine
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Reviews, interviews and features from the international film magazine.
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