Orson Welles predicts Angie Dickenson's card
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You see him turn one card over when the assistant picks up the cards and gives them to him.
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Am I crazy or does what I'm watching actually exist?
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@Tuttermuts Heh heh
Orson musta blown epic farts!!
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2:34 when he snaps the cards it sound like a wet fart
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Hmm, derren brown has put on some weight
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Muahhhhhhhhhhhhh....the french
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genius
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Mwuhhh-haaaa!
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Now THIS is a show I would have watched 24/7.
sophomorictrash 2 years ago 7
I love to see anything made by Welles. This piece is very much in the style and generous humor of "F For Fake," his 1975 "essay film" on the nature of art and authorship, which is one of my favorites, hilarious and very moving. Here, the highly improbable Hungarian dance band in the window is just priceless. Thanks for posting this for Orson's fans to see! With rare little gems like this, it seems there is always more Welles to discover.
Orsley 2 years ago 5