Orson Welles considered The Magnificent Ambersons the crucial
turning point in his career. He said, "They destroyed Ambersons and
it destroyed me." In 1942, while Welles was away, RKO Studios
drastically recut the completed film. None of that deleted footage
is known to survive. Now film scholar Robert Carringer has
reconstructed Welles's own version of Ambersons, using all
available surviving evidence including rare studio documents and
the recollections of Welles himself and other original participants
in the film. Carringer reaches startling conclusions about where
the responsibility for the film's undoing ultimately lies. His
spellbinding--and no doubt controversial--book will be eagerly
welcomed by film historians and enthusiasts.
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