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10 Essential Cinematic AntiheroesWritten and directed by Welles, “Orson Welles' Sketch Book” totaled six short episodes for the BBC in 1955, and features him recalling personal anecdotes and interesting stories to the camera in his inimitable style. The first installment, “The Early Days,” finds Welles describing his start in theater, while the last, “Bullfighting,” follows the true story of Benito the Bull -- a subject the director later used as part of his unfinished film, “It’s All True.”
As with most everything Welles touched, the six commentaries are endlessly entertaining and charming, while also sporting some great lines as well. Check out the episodes below, and get your required fill of Welles, which -- as he says -- “ought to come as a nice break in the horrid monotony.” [via The Seventh Art]
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