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As a stereotypical teenage girl would react, I was SO happy to find a connection to Zac Efron (My husband, by the way. He'll find out sooner or later). Me and Orson Welles is "based on Robert Kaplow's young adult novel of the same name, the story blends fictional characters with real ones" (TIME Magazine). I haven't seen it, but am confident it is a quality movie, maybe not the likes of Citizen Kane, but surely pleasing to the eye. Okay I'm done with that now, thanks for bearing with me!
George Orson Welles lost his mother at the age of eight, his father at the age of thirteen. He created his own empire as an actor, producer, writer, and director (Biography HERE). Although Citizen Kane is supposedly based on the life of William Randolph Hearst, I see noticable comparisons to Welles' life. Reading more makes me believe any connection between Welles' own life and Kane's are merely coincidence, as Charlie Foster Kane seems strikingly similar to Mr. Hearst. They both come from money from mines, they both were expelled from fine universities, and they both ran a newspaper called "The Examiner." This seems like more than a coincidence.
Quotes:
If you ever get the chance, look up some of Orson Welles' quotes. I think they can add "comedian" to his list of titles and accomplishments. He's As said by the Genius:
-Ask not what you can do for your country. Ask what's for lunch.
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