Vulture: Lost Early Orson Welles Film Discovered in Italy

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Lost Early Orson Welles Film Discovered in Italy Aug 7th 2013, 20:30, by Jesse David Fox In 1941, Orson Welles released what was widely considered his feature film debut: A little movie called Citizen Kane. However, three years earlier, he shot another fullish-length (40 minutes) movie, Too Much Johnson, an adaptation of William Gillette's 1894 play. Welles originally shot the movie to play before his own ... More »

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