Welles adapted Shakespeare’s text himself, significantly revising details, moving the setting from Scotland to Haiti and featuring an all-Black cast. In his staging, Welles also swapped medieval ...

Hollywood's biggest movie star and the world's most acclaimed director to create a film noir for the ages, in their only ...

Writer, film and theatre director, Orson Welles takes the hot seat in this ... his reasons for staging Macbeth with an all-black cast, and his political ambitions. BBC interviews with influential ...

Orson Welles, already an institution at the age of ... Instead, the film destined to become the most admired of all time opened more modestly, at a former vaudeville hall on Broadway.

and a curse placed on the film It's All True. Welles relates the story of Isaac Woodard, a decorated black World War II veteran who was blinded in a brutal 1946 beating by South Carolina police.

How many Broadway shows has Orson Welles been in? Orson Welles has appeared on Broadway in 8 shows. How many West End shows has Orson Welles been in? Orson Welles has not appeared in the West End ...