In this film, one character advises another not to "believe everything you hear on the radio" after inquiring about the possibility of war in Europe. The character that utters that phrase had earlier 
In this film, one character advises another not to "believe everything you hear on the radio" after inquiring about the possibility of war in Europe. The character that utters that phrase had earlier managed to irritate his guardian by showing little interest in "gold mines, oil wells, shipping or real estate," In this film, reporter Jerry Thompson attempts to interview a character's second wife, Susan Alexander, and this film's title character builds the estate of Xanadu. That character's last words refer to his childhood sled "Rosebud." For 10 points, name this 1941 Orson Welles film based on the life of William Randolph Hearst.
In this film, one character advises another not to "believe everything you hear on the radio" after inquiring about the possibility of war in Europe.
Citizen Kane