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Title: Finger-pointing
Review: It's difficult to see what Orson Welles was upset about when his 1942 film version of Booth Tarkington's novel was released to poor biz as they say. Welles had departed after the shooting, to work on a South American documentary, and left the cutting to the RKO craftsmen, mainly Robert Wise, later an eminent director. Welles later claimed thirty minutes had been cut out and that a different ending had been substituted. In reality virtually the entire novel is included in the movie and the ending is barely changed at all. It's a visually dazzling period piece which unfortunately overlooks the main theme: Tarkington's loathing of the automobile. Tim Holt gives a good performance but is miscast, as is Anne Baxter. The rest of the Mercury Players do their usual outstanding jobs, especially Joseph Cotten and Agnes Moorehead.
