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Orson Welles and Jeanette Nolan in Macbeth (1948)

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Macbeth

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Edited into

    • "Histoire(s) du cinéma" Le contrôle de l'univers (TV Episode 1999)

Featured in

    • "Arena" The Orson Welles Story: Part 1 (TV Episode 1982)

      It is mentioned and discussed. Also, footage of this movie is shown.

    • The First 100 Years: A Celebration of American Movies (TV Movie 1995)

    • "Histoire(s) du cinéma" Les signes parmi nous (TV Episode 1999)

    • Welles et Shakespeare (Video 2005)

      clips shown

    • Dream Me Up Scotty! (TV Movie 2013)

      Footage from this is included as an example of Scottish accents on screen.

Referenced in

    • "I Love Lucy" Lucy Meets Orson Welles (TV Episode 1956)

      Lucy tells Orson, "Mr. Welles, I've seen everything you've ever done in movies, on the stage, in television. I think you're just marvelous."

    • Orson Welles: The Paris Interview (TV Movie 1960)

      Mentioned in dialogue

    • Lions Love (... and Lies) (1969)

      Poster Shown

    • Filming 'Othello' (1978)

      Orson Welles mentions this film.

    • "Murder, She Wrote" Sing a Song of Murder (TV Episode 1985)

      Referenced by Bridget O'Hara (Glynis Johns) when discussing possible suspects in the "death" of Emma Macgill (Angela Lansbury).

References

    • Citizen Kane (1941)

      Erskine Sanford is hostilely taken over by Orson Welles once again.

Version of

    • Macbeth (Short 1898)

      Based on the same play.

    • Duel Scene from Macbeth (Short 1905)

      Based on the same play.

    • Macbeth (Short 1908)

      Based on the same play.

    • Macbeth (Short 1909)

      Based on the same play.

    • Macbeth (Short 1909)

      Based on the same play.

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