February 24, 2014 /

Orson Welles and Herman Mankiewicz win an Oscar for writing Citizen Kane

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Tagsbehind the scenes Cinematographer CITIZEN KANE Gregg Toland Herman Mankiewicz history Hollywood Orson Welles Orson Welles writes and directs Citizen Kane Oscar for Best Screenplay The Academy Awards the year Citizen Kane didn't win best picture

6 Comments

  1. Jen
    February 24, 2014

    Funny, it looks like he’s sipping a bowl of soup, not tea or coffee! 😉

    • Vickie Lester
      February 24, 2014

      He had a mighty appetite, maybe it’s a bowl of bouillabaisse, or considering the era… tomato soup? On set they do serve snacks during the shooting day. You may just have spotting one 😉 .

      • Jen
        February 24, 2014

        Oh, I know—in a previous life I worked on commercial production myself. 🙂 It’s just such a lovely bowl-cup…and a big one at that! A high-functioning mind needs fuel, so I certainly don’t blame him.

  2. Gallivanta
    February 25, 2014

    Is that something about breakfast on the front page?

    • Vickie Lester
      February 25, 2014

      I think it’s probably a note about a montage that represents the Kane marriage, where their breakfast table gets longer and longer over the years, and the distance between them becomes a gap they can’t bridge. That’s the breakfast scene. 🙂 .

      • Gallivanta
        February 25, 2014

        Ah, I see.

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