(Not that Mrs. Welles ever complained.)
Long-lost Welles film, discovered in Italy in 2008, to be released.
Looking at this screen capture, he used the Singer Building (interior shown here), which was torn down to make way for this.
Reading more, the original play was written in 1894, but the Singer Building was erected in 1908.
Someone should really be flogged for that
Arlene Francis? As in “Are you panelist on a game show?”
If you havent seen it yet, do a google for “Orson Welles outtakes”. The wine commercial is absolutely a classic.
Yes, believe it or not, *What’s My Line? *was not the totality of her career. She was an accomplished actress.
It’s one thing to know she was an actress. (Game show contestants usually were.) It’s another thing to find out one had been working with Orson Welles, Joseph Cotten and John Houseman.
Next thing you’re going to tell me is that Charles Nelson Reilly had a small part in A Face in the Crowd. Oh, wait.