This movie begins and ends with the image of a "NO TRESPASSING" sign giving way to an iron-wrought 'K' emblem.
This movie begins and ends with the image of a "NO TRESPASSING" sign giving way to an iron-wrought 'K' emblem. News on the March reporter Jerry Thompson describes this film's protagonist as "a man who got everything he wanted, and then lost it." Jim Leland is fired from the (*) New York Inquirer after his poor review of Susan Alexander's opera. This movie's titular character later constructs Xanadu and is modeled after newspaper magnate William Hearst. That character dies uttering the name of his sled, "Rosebud." For 10 points, Orson Welles starred in and directed what movie, widely considered to be the greatest ever made?
This movie begins and ends with the image of a "NO TRESPASSING" sign giving way to an iron-wrought 'K' emblem.
{Citizen Kane}