ED WOOD - They want Charlton Heston to play a Mexican...

This scene sums up what makes Ed Wood such a great film. It doesn't matter that Wood never met Welles in real life; the scene is symbolic because it's a meeting of kindred spirits. Burton made Ed Wood as a tribute to the director, to show that the kind of setbacks he himself faces in making films can happen to both the best (Welles) and the worst (Wood). In each case, for better or worse, creativity wins through over short-term money-grubbing. Great scene, one of Burton's best films.

"Visions are worth fighting for. Why spend your life making someone else's dreams? "

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What is your major malfunction, numbnuts!!?

Wow... 1:29 Actor looks so much like Welles.

Also, Depp reminds me of Steve Buscemi in this one.

maurice lamarche, very good voice over artist.

Lol! This movie is funny and inspirational!

i never cease to pick up new things from this film. never noticed it was Vincent D'Onfrio. Did they dub his voice as Welles?

Maurice LaMarche, who does the voice of the Welles-sounding Brain in "Pinky And The Brain" dubbed D'Onfrio.

Thanks man, the voice did sound perfect. Nice film trivia there!!