In a Vincent D'Onofrio portrayal, this man says "visions are worth fighting for" in an encounter at a bar. This man chases Juliet and Pauline after Juliet calls him "the most hideous man alive" in Heavenly Creatures. In The Simpsons, he declares "now they're playing the xylophone while bowling near the airport!" This man notes "Oh what luck, there's a French fry stuck in my beard" after walking out of a frozen peas commercial on "The Critic." He was voiced twice by Maurice LaMarche, who claimed to base the voice of (*) "the Brain" on this man as well. Angus Macfadyen portrays this man putting on the title musical in Cradle Will Rock, Christian McKay portrays him casting Zac Efron in a 1937 s
In a Vincent D'Onofrio portrayal, this man says "visions are worth fighting for" in an encounter at a bar. This man chases Juliet and Pauline after Juliet calls him "the most hideous man alive" in Heavenly Creatures. In The Simpsons, he declares "now they're playing the xylophone while bowling near the airport!" This man notes "Oh what luck, there's a French fry stuck in my beard" after walking out of a frozen peas commercial on "The Critic." He was voiced twice by Maurice LaMarche, who claimed to base the voice of (*) "the Brain" on this man as well. Angus Macfadyen portrays this man putting on the title musical in Cradle Will Rock, Christian McKay portrays him casting Zac Efron in a 1937 stage production of Julius Caesar, and Liev Schreiber plays this man opposite James Cromwell's William Randolph Hearst in RKO 281. For 10 points, name this director of Citizen Kane.
In a Vincent D'Onofrio portrayal, this man says "visions are worth fighting for" in an encounter at a bar.
Orson Welles