Title: The Orson Welles Approach to Narrative
Product review: In Barbara Leaming's biography of Orson Welles, he encouraged her, during an interview, to seek a different way to tell his story. In Welles' view, that was a way to uncover new truths. In the case of "Dutch", Morris has tried something pays off. The book is readable, it's different, and it reveals new information. It has also shown how envious, weak and traditional some TV pundits are. I have heard one woman say, while grimacing theatrically, that if she had had the access, the time and the subject, she would have turned in a great book. That is like hearing people testify that if they had been born under different circumstances, they would be rich and powerful. This is a decent book that's fun to read.
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