Orson welles's introduction

Orson welles (English: orson welles; 1965438+May 6, 2005-1985 65438+ 10), born in Wisconsin, USA, died in Los Angeles. He is a film genius who combines actor, director, screenwriter and producer. As an actor, he participated in more than 100 films (including dubbing), such as Citizen Kane. As a screenwriter, he wrote 42 plays; As a director, he directed nearly 40 films. 1975, AFI awarded Wells the Lifetime Achievement Award. However, orson welles's contribution to the film has attracted the attention of countless future generations, which far exceeds any honor. Orson welles is one of the few filmmakers with cultural significance in American history.