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By Crownover Jay
Jay Crownover, 2013
This book delves into Orson Welles's six-year period in Italy, beginning in 1947 as he sought to restart his career after leaving Hollywood. Far from a triumphant return, his time in Italy was marked by significant challenges, including controversy, financial difficulties, complicated relationships, and unrealized projects. The narrative explores his reception by the Italian press, his interactions with political figures, and his artistic endeavors, notably the filming of Othello. It also examines the broader context of Italian cinema's evolution during this postwar era, moving from neorealism towards themes of alienation.