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Citizen Kane - Orson Welles

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Directed by: 
Orson Welles
Screenplay by: 
Orson Welles
Herman J. Mankiewicz
Roger Q. Denny
John Houseman
Mollie Kent
Produced by: 
Orson Welles
Release year: 
1941
Country: 
United States of America
Runtime: 
119min
Genre: 
Mystery
Drama
Music by: 
Bernard Herrmann
Locations: 
Los Angeles
Oheka Castle
San Diego
New York City
Pasadena
Soundtrack: 
Citizen Kane
Tagline: 
EVERYBODY'S TALKING ABOUT IT! It's Terrific!
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Plot: 
A group of reporters who are trying to decipher the last word ever spoke by Charles Foster Kane, the millionaire newspaper tycoon: "Rosebud." The film begins with a news reel detailing Kane's life for the masses, and then from there, we are shown flashbacks from Kane's life. As the reporters investigate further, the viewers see a display of a fascinating man's rise to fame, and how he eventually fell off the "top of the world."
Cast: 
Joseph Cotten
as
Jedediah Leland
Dorothy Comingore
as
Susan Alexander Kane
(
Kane's second wife
)
Ruth Warrick
as
Emily Monroe Norton Kane
(
Kane's first wife
)
Everett Sloane
as
Mr. Bernstein
George Coulouris
as
Walter Parks Thatcher
Ray Collins
as
Jim W. Gettys
Agnes Moorehead
as
Mary Kane
(
Kane's mother
)
Orson Welles
as
Charles Foster Kane
Philip Van Zandt
as
Mr. Rawlston
Sonny Bupp
as
Charles Foster Kane III
(
Kane's young son (Kane III)
)
Gus Schilling
as
The Headwaiter
Fortunio Bonanova
as
Signor Matiste
Buddy Swan
as
Charles Foster Kane
(
Young Charles Foster Kane (Kane, age eight)
)
Erskine Sanford
as
Herbert Carter
William Alland
as
Jerry Thompson
Georgia Backus
as
Bertha Anderson
Paul Stewart
as
Raymond
Harry Shannon
as
Kane's Father
(
Jim Kane
)
Thomas A. Curran
as
Theodore Roosevelt
Carl Ekberg
as
Adolf Hitler
Herman J. Mankiewicz
as
Newspaperman
Alan Ladd
as
Reporter Smoking Pipe at End
Louise Currie
as
Reporter at Xanadu
Walter Sande
as
Reporter at Xanadu
Arthur O'Connell
as
Reporter
Charles Bennett
as
Entertainer

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