@ Thespian24601 Welles notoriously had problems with studios, most notably with the recutting/reshooting of "The Magnificent Ambersons", and the subsequent choice of the studio to destroy the negative because it was taking up "storage space". I'd call that more than a minor setback.
Welles notoriously had problems with studios, most notably with the recutting/reshooting of "The Magnificent Ambersons", and the subsequent choice of the studio to destroy the negative because it was taking up "storage space". I'd call that more than a minor setback.