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A New York Times Notable Book of the Year

"Easily the best book on Orson Welles." --The New

Yorker

Orson Welles arrived in Hollywood as a boy

genius, became a legend with a single perfect film, and then spent

the next forty years floundering. But Welles floundered so

variously, ingeniously, and extravagantly that he turned failure

into "a sustaining tragedy"--his thing, his song. Now the prodigal

genius of the American cinema finally has the biographer he

deserves. For, as anyone who has read his novels and criticism

knows, David Thomson is one of our most perceptive and splendidly

opinionated writers on film.

In Rosebud, Thomson follows the wild arc of

Welles's career, from The War of the Worlds broadcast to the

triumph of Citizen Kane, the mixed triumph of The Magnificent

Ambersons, and the strange and troubling movies that followed.

Here, too, is the unfolding of the Welles persona--the grand

gestures, the womanizing, the high living, the betrayals. Thomson

captures it all with a critical acumen and stylistic dash that make

this book not so much a study of Welles's life and work as a

glorious companion piece to them.

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A New York Times Notable Book of the Year

"Easily the best book on Orson Welles." --The New Yorker

Orson Welles arrived in Hollywood as a boy genius, became a legend with a single perfect film, and then spent the next forty years floundering. But Welles floundered so variously, ingeniously, and extravagantly that he turned failure into "a sustaining tragedy"--his thing, his song. Now the prodigal genius of the American cinema finally has the biographer he deserves. For, as anyone who has read his novels and criticism knows, David Thomson is one of our most perceptive and splendidly opinionated writers on film.

In Rosebud, Thomson follows the wild arc of Welles's career, from The War of the Worlds broadcast to the triumph of Citizen Kane, the mixed triumph of The Magnificent Ambersons, and the strange and troubling movies that followed. Here, too, is the unfolding of the Welles persona--the grand gestures, the womanizing, the high living, the betrayals. Thomson captures it all with a critical acumen and stylistic dash that make this book not so much a study of Welles's life and work as a glorious companion piece to them.

"Insightful, controversial, and highly readable--Rosebud is biography at its best." --Cleveland Plain Dealer