How to pronounce“orso”in English

This is Orson Welles.

middle I'm no Orson Wells or Chris Farley no late Brando or early Belushi

Question: What about Orson Welles?

Dick Cavett: What about Orson Wells?

think actually orson scott card you know who's the writer of a great book called anders game um was this was a statement that the

Douglas-- it was narrated by Orson Welles-- and was totally enthralled with these Vikings.

I mean his heroes were really Orson Welles and Laurence Olivier.

know there's no way to Encompass Orson Wells and this is not a joke about his

you know again it's another orson scott carbon it's like you know human beings are in this slog it's paraphrasing just in this slog over time

done then you have i use two different boxes of orso so this one looks very different than the other one but they're both orzo

Nice. Mine are Orson Scott Card and Dennis E. Taylor.

And just to top it-- to come back around to the Orson Welles of it all, the "LA Weekly" did a review,

He wasn't interested in or impressed by Orson Wells and his magic at all, although Orson didn't take it personally.

wish Werner Herzog had been making documentaries when Orson Welles was alive and could have done gosh. Could you imagine? Could you

similar experience reading some science fiction books connecting with the character Orson Scott Card and you know just amazing writing and Ender's Game

and Woody Allen day, and Orson Welles day.

Oh, there's no way to encompass Orson Wells, and this is not a joke about his weighing 400 pounds or so when he died, but the dream talk show guest, of course, I still have a

movie okay in real life does it need all that well if you've read Orson Scott Card Ender's Game speaker for the dead you know it could

To give an example, I noticed a quote by Orson Wells that suggested he had met my father.

I searched obsessively until I found an entire newspaper column about my father meeting Marlene Dietrich and Orson Wells.

If that clip that you just showed me of Ethan Hawke, if Orson Welles had seen that, would we have Citizen Kane? Do you think that Michelangelo knew that

course I still have a letter from a woman saying thank you thank you Mr cavat for bringing Orson Wells back to his American audience and I didn't see

And I compared it to, in 1938, when Orson Welles read H.G. Wells's The War of the Worlds on the radio, and a bunch of people called in to CBS Radio

so in that is are we in that moment for strategic inflection point and can you tell us the story of orson yes we are in that moment and i do believe if andy grove was with us today he'd be smiling

probably frames our original take on the book. It's from that 1958 Orson Wells classic Touch of Evil. I'm sure some of you have seen it. movie about murder and

Some of the first set of books that I picked up are "Ender's Game," the whole saga by Orson Scott card, and "Neuromancer"

one we got extras but uh actually to your to your point actually this is a orson scott card quote actually the writer of bender's

He was just coming off of "The Graduate," and he had everyone in the world in that film, including Orson Welles, and Alan Arkin, and Art Garfunkel,

I kept searching. And I never found a picture of my dad with Marlene Dietrich, but I did find this picture on an auction site of Orson Wells

Because of the newspaper account of this moment, I know that at this exact second, someone off camera to the right has told him Orson has rabbits

OK, good. I've been reading a short story collection by Orson Scott Card, and he talks about a lot of that same type

But then there's also that side where, maybe, he's just playing the acting role of the great, failed genius, like an Orson Welles.

There's a funny little anecdote from the book, which is Elizabeth Faulkner, who was the pastry chef here at Citizen Cake in Orson, although now

These people whose names you just see in the credits, Howard Hawks, Alfred Hitchcock, John Ford, Orson Welles, these are artists.

Right. The value of failure. The value of Okay, Orson Welles may not have failed. He actually knocked it out of the park when he made Citizen Kane. But

Indeed. I think it's a scale, and we all fall in a slightly different place in the scale. Going back to Orson Welles briefly, like he did in fact fail quite

the Mercury Theatre and then all of those people. And it you know, that gave him the confidence to go blundering directly into Orson

narrator uh was born in the inspiration I found in her very completely different work uh but nonetheless very seminal and influential to me but you know Orson

letter from a woman saying, "Thank you, thank you, Mr. Cavett, for bringing Orson Wells back to his American audience."

time well i'd like to start by sharing something that i i'm embarrassed about is that i haven't read anything other than uh you know orson scott card