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@animangacreators romance genre challenge pt. 2 favorite confession ↳ KIMI NI TODOKE
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F for Fake: A study of Orson Welles’ film noses - Part 4: The 1970s & 1980s
From Orson Welles’ Sketchbook - 1955
Following on from Orson’s 1940s noses (here), 1950s noses (here), and 1960s noses (here) with the running total at real 22 : 31 fake, we slide irrevocably into the final stages of Orson’s career, the 1970s and 1980s.
Ok, the 1960s were hard work, folks, but they look like a shining beacon of greatness compared to what comes after. Don’t get me wrong, Orson is always always great, and there are some wonderful moments, but they’re few and far between. But it’s ok, because it funded F for Fake, and gave him hope, and hey, he worked with the Muppets.
I’m very sad to bring this to a close, because it’s the most ridiculous thing I think I’ve ever dedicated my time and research to, but I’ll be glad to get back to my favourite Orsons, be it Mike O’Hara, or Macbeth, or Rochester, or Harry Lime, or Orson in his very own skin, and - praise the baby cheeses - own nose.
The Kremlin Letter [d: John Huston, 1970]
Character: Bresnavitch
Nose: Real
Orson begins the decade as he doesn’t mean to go on: Russian, clean shaven (and dark haired), and working for a great director (who has, in this case, made a rare tedious film).
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Catch-22 [d: Mike Nichols, 1970]
Character: Colonel Dreedle
Nose: Real
real nose, real hair, real face, not-real military rank
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Waterloo [d: Sergei Bondachuk, 1970]
Character: Louis XVIII
Nose: Fake
Another historical epic, another short cameo, another ever-so-slightly fake nose, as well as some light stagecraft with the makeup.
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Malpertuis [d: Harry Kümel, 1971]
Character: Cassavius
Nose: Fake
It’s a Belgian fantasy-horror film with Orson playing one of many mythical Greek characters, what’s not to love. Featuring Orson’s most OTT stagecraft of the decade.
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A Safe Place [d: Henry Jaglom, 1971]
Character: Magician
Nose: Real
EVERYTHING IS REAL INCLUDING THE MAGIC. Orson at his most wonderfully benevolently uncle-ish.
@animangacreators romance genre challenge pt. 3 favorite romance trope: enemies to lovers ↳ ft. Kaichou wa Maid-Sama
@animangacreators romance genre challenge pt. 1 favorite romance animanga ↳ CLANNAD