Welles
Hollywood never offered Welles
greater opportunities after the Citizen Kane (1940) scandal.
Though Welles paid a huge price for his radicalism and genius, he attained a
perfect and satisfying balance between his stylistic approaches and narratives
in all of his films. Hollywood skepticism accused Welles of being an untrustworthy director
in terms of spending huge budgets to make his films, but his approach to
his films in a constructive spirit is undeniable. The collapse of politics
of auteur especially in the second half of Welles's life created a shadow
and the darker side that its fingerprint remained on his career for the rest of
his life.
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