The Most Profound Moment in Movie History

I think a lot of his persona just came from the fact that he had a rich baritone voice, which allowed him to speak softly and still be heard, (thus allowing for more voice inflection).
I do enjoy a good movie, with convincing and charismatic acting, which I am sure does take a lot of practice and, yes, even talent.

how come most of the genius entertainers become bloated buffoons, loosely speaking. Nicholson, Elvis, Welles, Brando, Wayne.

because in the end they are just men, and not the titanic icons we would have them to be

wow does anyone know if he read the bible it would be fantastic to hear

One of cinema's greatest - and unheralded - works. F For Fake

Ben from lost?

Is this the famous Chartres cathedral in France ?

Yes it is.

The Movie is F For Fake. You can order it from Amazon... it is a criterion release, so you can find it anywhere those are sold, but GET IT! This clip is the slowest moment of the film... the movie is so funny, clever, intelligent and entertaining that you will have to watch it over and over. Welles' best work in my opinion. do a search for F For Fake trailer and you will get a feel for it.

I just made a documentary about Orson Welles which won 3rd place in the NYS History Day Competition. Please feel free to look at it. It's called "Orson Welles: Genius and Innovator of the American Cinema". I really love his work!