The previous owner was director Joe Dante, who “had the honor of protecting this piece of cinematic history for decades.” ...

On the second day of bidding at Heritage Auctions' entertainment auction, the iconic Rosebud sled from Orson Welles' 1941 ...

In what is, we dare to say, the most lucrative sale ever of a prop once used in an episode of Eerie, Indiana, a wooden sled ...

As Citizen Kane (1941) opens, we’re drawn into the grand estate of Charles Foster Kane (played by Orson Welles, who co-wrote and directed the film). The elderly media tycoon is dying.

The “three” Citizen Kane screenplay Oscars all might be out there somewhere in possession of people who had nothing to do with its writing or the movie itself, but Orson Welles did receive one ...

Orson Welles revolutionized the film industry in 1941 with his directorial debut, and decades later, Steven Spielberg still considers it the greatest.

Citizen Kane, of course, is the story of Charles Foster Kane (played by Welles at the amazingly young age of 25), a newspaper tycoon and aspiring politician-savior loosely based on William ...

H aving established himself as a wunderkind in radio and theater, Orson Welles was summoned to Hollywood by the executives at RKO, who granted him an unprecedented amount of freed ...