Orson Welles & Nikola Tesla - The Creative Process

[sapdeis]

Tesla was a man being lead, whether it was those in power or other worldly means. These luciferian worshipping men have had an agenda for quite some time now. Much of what you see today was planned back then. They need technologies from the past to enslave the people of today

A genius is able to figure out the problem. When your receiving all your ideas from dreams and visions, your not a genius, your being lead. As were most of these men lead into what "they" call "The Great Work"

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[geandily]

I wish I could have that kind of faith in the government :\

[drummer1brt2gzs]

"A genius is able to figure out the problem. When your receiving all your ideas from dreams and visions, your not a genius, your being lead. As were most of these men lead into what "they" call "The Great Work"

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Nope! The truth is the exact opposite of that you said there...

[jeffpolara]

Edison was a complete idiot. Tesla had more class and brains in his pinky than Edison had in his whole body.

[gmikoner]

Tesla is beginning to receive proper recognition for his work due to word of mouth regarding his genius at par or above that of other scientists in the modern age. word up muhfuckas.

[eyewitness043]

So basically, Tesla came up with FREE ENERGY over 50 years only for JP MORGAN to pull his funding can cancel his research.

Hmmm...Sounds like a motive to me. Bankers usually don't like "FREE" shit.

Luckily for us we get to BAILOUT JP MORGAN today with tax dollars.

That's fair.

[fatherprime]

"always wanna play but you never wanna lose!" Aerials!

[luccaskunk]

They were both absolute geniuses, but Edison was... childish when it came to Tesla... He actually invented the electric chair as a means of condemning AC in the eyes of the public. The general idea was "See? We can use AC to fairly easily kill a person. Do you really want that in your house?"

[Shanli143]

What is this? Is it a full movie? if so, where is it found?

[clotalo]

Tesla deserves just as much recognition if not more than Einstein, it is a shame we were not told about this great scientist in school

[andynm123]

its true that telsa is very underrated and that he was a great genius but dont compare him with einstein because that means that you dont undestand what he has done for science. The only scientist in history comparable with einstein was newton, period.

[geandily]

What a strange thing to be opinionated about

[WanderLink]

I was taught about Tesla in my school when I was a kid, it's usually along side Edison.

[jhangirk]

Orson Welles - Always. I really wish Spielberg had funded him for his later projects before his untimely death.

At least it was made up with the likes of War of The Worlds.

I hope it won't be to long before an autobiography is greenlit about the Great Man himself.

RIP - 1915 - 1985, you are Missed Dearly!

[UFOTVonline]

Greetings jhangirk, Just a quick note that tesla lived from 1856 to 1943 and yes, he is dearly missed!

[jhangirk]

I was actually refering to Orson Welles.

[EGarrett01]

The actor playing Edison isn't nearly as good as the one playing Tesla. There's nothing at all that suggests Edison's unique personality or intelligence in that actor's performance.

[LtDanw]

tesla is a genius! and wells is impressive as always!

[Milos89kv]

torcida quote : "Tesla has nothing to do with the serbians nowdays."

Yes, because he is dead. And unlike Croatians we have famous scientists. If there wasn't Tesla world today wouldn't look as it looks now. He was the greatest scientist of all times.

[HarborGuy]

Tesla current was used in the l920's and early '30's beauty salons again ageing of the face for women...it later proved not to cure wrikles...A/c current in the US and DC in Europe I never knew why.......

[rudenoodle]

Whats the name of this film?

It looks very interesting.

[trylonperisphere]

Tajna Nikole Tesle

Also Known As:

Tesla

The Secret Life of Nikola Tesla

The Secret of Nikola Tesla

[01bre]

Nikola Tesla was a great American inventor with Serbian roots and he was proud on this all his life

[croscream]

Orson Welles was a terrible actor.

[vega42085]

if tesla had hes way we all be getting free elictricity from the real inventor of light . . . immagrint lol ha ha ha the only people that cant be considered immagrints are native amaericans so that kinda was iggnorant remark

[proceedapathy]

who is welles portraying in this?

[Morahman7vnNo2]

Serbians should follow his example, if that's even possible.

[D1enlightened1one]

Orson Welles is a wonderful actor

[murdoch2555]

Jesus Christ Orson Welles is aweful in this. This are the strangest line deliveries i've ever heard. I hope he got a lot of liquor for doing this. A nice healthy stream of alternating bourbon.

[13Emerald5]

It is such a travesty that we were not taught about Tesla in school. Instead we were taught about Edison, who was not nearly the mastermind that Tesla was. In our current high-tech era, we are coming to understand how to put to use many ideas that Tesla had so many years ago.  Tesla's only failure, if it could be called that, was his disinterest in being political. He wasn't interested in fame, nor in money. His only aim was to invent things for the common good. What a wonderful man!

[kidcalabria]

Thanks for posting this. I was wondering, what's the name of the film? Somebody said to me the other day that there's a film about Tesla with David Bowie playing him. It's obvious that he never got the recognition he deserves. That was a great clip, thanks also to Orson Welles, as much of a genius as Tesla was.

[swomplode]

Thomas Edison was a jerk.

[TheStrangestDream]

far out this looks great, thank you for posting. There is so many amazing things that Tesla did for humankind that make his life story an intriguing one. Also being a fan of science fiction i cant help but get caught up in the more fantasic stories that get passed around about him..ie: Tunguska, the 'death ray', gov seizing all his papers and keeping a few of them. The man was way ahead of his time.

[destroyahdes]

Wow this is awesome! Is there more to this film? Where can I find a copy and what is the full name of it?

[johnnyjolijt]

Tesla looks like Poe in this film!

[Sukha010101]

Tesla was a serbian and his father was a serbian priest. Genius of all time..

[easternmafia]

wisky - sljivovica

[easternmafia]

whisky can be compared with sljivovica'

[cadabraa]

"So why is he virtually unknown to the general public?"

Simply put because he wasn't interested in money, fame and publicity.

[easternmafia]

arnold Schwarzenegger is from eastern europe. croats have win water pool championship in Sydney... they have some good box fighters as well. they do not belongs to caves..they are beyond u

[easternmafia]

cravat u wearing it is also from croatia

[m5a1stuart]

i think the tesla imagined tesal coil tesla trooper tesla tank in red alert 2

[AlienRelics]

This movie must have gotten no advertising or press, because if I'd have known about it, I'd have watched it then!

[torcidaraven]

Tesla has nothing to do with the serbians nowdays. Tesla was an intelligant man compared to serbian cavemen. Hardly to believe they have something in comon ^ ^

[cyphi1]

those who judge should prepare to judge themselves

[omsrswt]

I'm sorry - what exactly do you have against the Serbian people?

[eyewitness043]

The same thing white people have against ALL people of color.

Next question captain obvious.

[Sargathia]

now now just because your daddy was a Serbian trooper who raped your Bosnian mom doesn't mean we have to start trading insults

[powergirl901]

I imagine that the business titans of the day saw Tesla as a rube, bumpkin, and an immigrant too!

The warm reception would be similar if Jesus Christ paid a visit to Dick Cheney.

[vuko11]

Tesla was a Croat born in Croatia.

[gonzoforlife]

Tesla was born from SERBIAN parents god just accept it he is serbian yes he was born in croatia but that doesn't make him croatian. Also tesla basically created everything america has now in regards to electricity so america owes everything to tesla for without him they would have nothing they would be stuck with Edisons dc current's also Einstein's whole theory of relativity was stolen from a SERBIAN inventor whose named Roger Boscovic

[davidcello]

In 1936, Tesla wrote in a telegram to Vladko Maček: "I'm equally proud of my Serbian origin and my Croatian homeland. Long live all Yugoslavs."[Seifer, "Wizard" pp 378-380)

[dreac39]

i love tesla

[Erudecorp]

Damn you, invention thieves! I should have met Tessy, not Eddy, in Terranigma. Expand the "criticism" section of Edison's wikipedia page to make him look like the slothful, jealous phony he was.

[sweetcondition]

hell fucking yeah!

edison is a piece of humanoid trash.

[tigno323]

WOW HOLY SH*** THATS THE REAL TESLA

[KonstantinII]

That is Petar Bozovic. A veeeery good Serbian (Montenegrian) actor. I think he was a bit scared here because of the presence of Orson Welles. :-)

[Rimsa]

LMAO XD

[gigglesrule123]

tesla is not werd! thats my name anyways!but i am a gir lolz...i just wish i could meet my hero lol!

[thewhitebarrywhite]

You might Tesla Motors for a job someday. Your application won't be ignored.

[mscir]

Really Cool... Thanks!

[BusterLarsen]

Yes, Both Tesla and Edison were great men, but Edison just did not like AC. But for some reason, everybody knows Edison, and nobody knows Tesla...

[AlienRelics]

Edison didn't like it only because it wasn't his idea/patent. So he couldn't profit off of it.

Microsoft Press published some books on the Amiga computer, from reading them it was clear that Amigas were the Next Great Thing. But naturally they pushed their own operating system once they wrote MS Windows.

[jrkepler]

Much of Edison's fame comes from his assocations, and good PR, much like General MacArthur. Tesla as an immigrant who made little efforts to protect his works is easier to ignore than Edison, who plastered his name over everything, right down to many household electric bills to this very day.

[waltcosmos44]

In the original Superman comic books, the "mad scientist" that superman fought, with his death ray, was in fact modeled after Nikola Tesla! Tesla offered to implement radar in World War One but the War Department thought Tesla was out of his mind, and declined. It finally got "invented" in the middle of WW II. And Tesla, NOT THAT A55HOLE MARCONI, (tesla's employee) invented radio and was broadcasting several weeks before Marconi, with his stolen invention.

[UFOTVonline]

As a consolation prize, the supreme court did eventualy award Tesla with the credit for the original invention of Radio. However the name Marconi had already been burned into the public psychi by then and so the supreme court rulling was virtualy un-noticed in main stream society

[waltcosmos44]

I know. Actually, Tesla actually made his plans for his particle beam weapon essentially unattainable. He knew they could annihilate entire cities, just like in science fiction stories...just VAPORIZE them...so he didn't want anyone knowing how to do it. The man who CREATED the twentieth century...and he's a virtual unknown.

[UFOTVonline]

I can personally attest to the fact that over the last 15 years Tesla has become a pop culture icon. UFOTV distributes a documentary and movie on his life and in all the years that we have been marketing these videos we have watched as this 15 year trend has unfolded. Unfortunately the damage is done and nothing can change the stigma of the past, but there will be a technological day of reckoning in the not to distant future regarding this energy-grid mentality. Be well my friend!

[ClueSign]

There have been a bunch a bios out that sought to correct the bad rap he got in history and set the record straight about the wars for domination of the US power grid. The first one I remember reading was in the early 80s when I was quite young - turned me on to the whole epic. The other day I was walking along 34th St in NYC and passed in front of a building with a plaque commemorating his life.

[Quietlydoesit]

Tesla was Serbian...this video leaves a sly impression that he was Hungarian.

[777cc777]

Tesla was working in Budapest (for Budapest telephone Exchange) when he had his induciotn motor 'revelation'. It was in a park in Hungary, as the big man says. He'd been reciting some of Goethe's Faust by memory when the idea came. Birthplace is Smiljan near Gospic. Looks like a well made film :)

[waltcosmos44]

The actor playing Tesla looks AMAZINGLY like Tesla himself. Tesla was in fact the greatest genius in the world. Einstein wasn't fit to lick his boots. Da Vinci was okay but he had penetrated a higher state of consciousness so that doesn't count.

[AAtaak]

Dude this guy is totally high

[Yesquiet]

vr gd thanks

[easternmafia]

intresting.

[Tesselator]

Understanding Nikola Tesla is the great thing here! You know he came up with wireless power downloadable directly from the Earth's atmosphere (FREE POWER FOR ALL THE WORLD - 3RD WORLD CONTRIES INCLUDED!!!) and they refused to allow it. Shows you what the uSA thought of equality for all peoples in that time. Just like now. If they're brown BOMB THEM, if they're black, enslave them.

Makes me so sad!

[jaypiscopo]

WOW! Thank You!

[ShowsOn]

That opening shot uses extremely deep focus, most probably as a tribute to Welles' deep focus directing style.

[nitewaves77]

Thomas Edison: a very clever anti-Semite whose contributions should be noted with respect, but whose brilliance is well overrated. Telsa was a true visionary, humanitarian, and genius.

[harriter88]

Tesla:Inspiration-Conciousness­-Intution-Female Creation(The Moon-Mother Earth Matrix)Genius vs.Tommy & Jp:Persperation-Ego-Reason-Int­ellect-control-Male-Solar-Satu­rnian(the Sun cult Matrix)Genius.The Key?Androgeny,the Balance of the two,so duality becomes oneness.

[Jrnen2darkness]

Orson was on I Love Lucy a long time ago.

[cbrock7]

Wow, talk about making Edison look bad. I've never seen a more whiney portrayal in my life.

[opasnajebac]

GOD BLESS MY FELLOW GENIUS SERBIAN!

[Squemby]

holy shit....that was outstanding

[j4m3sb0ndfx]

Really great. :)

[Grunt6869]

J.P. Morgan Is a true asshole I just watch the movie this

statement is Truer than ever.

[speedcrayzy]

how about all the fancy libraries he bilt to rember him by?

[ChipButty]

This is so cool, thanks for finding and posting such an obscurity!

[Macresarf1]

Excellent!

[califgirl101]

How incredible was that! What movie was this? Was this indeed Orson Welles's last movie? Thanks again for this video. :)

[KentAllard]

no, this is from about 1980

[UFOTVonline]

He passed on in 1985, making this one of his final films...

[KentAllard]

No, plenty more after this one. Still had 5 more years in him, check his imdb profile.

[bradduncan]

that was great thanks!

[deadasoren]

ahh poor edison got pwned