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Orson Welles
Beth Elderkin
Video: It is damn near impossible to explain the joy that comes from watching Who’s Out There, a documentary on aliens made by NASA in 1975 starring real scientists, regular people, and then Orson Welles, pontificating into the camera. I cannot emphasise this enough: Spend half an hour watching this.
Long takes are pure joy for the eye and can put your brain into a trance. This one — the Orson Welles’ cut from the opening scene of Touch of Evil — is one of the very best in filmmaking history, one of my favourites, and an absolute must-watch scene.
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