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Orson Welles

6 May 1915, Kenosha, Wisconsin, USA

Oja Kodar

1941, Dubrava kraj Zagreba, Croatia/Hrvatska

François Reichenbach

3 July 1921, Paris, France

Elmyr de Hory

14 April 1906, Budapest, Hungary, Austria-Hungary

Clifford Irving

5 November 1930, New York City, New York, USA

Laurence Harvey

1 October 1928, Joniskis, Lithuania

Edith Irving

David Walsh

Paul Stewart

13 March 1908, New York City, New York, USA

Richard Wilson

25 December 1915, McKeesport, Pennsylvania, USA

Joseph Cotten

15 May 1905, Petersburg, Virginia, USA

Howard Hughes

24 September 1905, Humble, Texas, USA

Richard Drewitt

22 October 1935, Crowborough, Sussex, England, UK

Alexander Welles

Gary Graver

20 July 1938, Portland, Oregon, USA

Andrés Vicente Gómez

16 September 1943, Madrid, Madrid, Spain

Julio Palinkas

Christian Odasso

15 March 1940, Paris, France

Françoise Widhoff

Peter Bogdanovich

30 July 1939, Kingston, New York, USA

William Alland

4 March 1916, Delmar, Delaware, USA

Don Ameche

31 May 1908, Kenosha, Wisconsin, USA

Jean-Pierre Aumont

January 5, 1911 in Paris, France

Orson Welles

6 May 1915, Kenosha, Wisconsin, USA

Orson Welles

6 May 1915, Kenosha, Wisconsin, USA

Tom Huddleston

For all its nods, winks and witty asides, it's a richly personal work, picking over the questions every creative artist must eventually ask: Am I 'for real'? Does it matter? And what is all this work worth, anyway?

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Simon Foster

A buoyant, delightfully playful Orson Welles exposes the artifice of film in his 1975 head scratcher, F For Fake.

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Clancy Sigel

I enjoyed every dubious minute of this bit of hanky-panky.

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Gary Arnold

The result is a curious, unsatisfactory pastiche of documentary tidbits acquired from Reichenbach and speculative filler supplied by Welles himself.

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Emma Simmonds

If Citizen Kane is testament to a young man's genius then F For Fake is testament to a veteran's rebellious spirit and wicked sense of humour.

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Variety Staff

An intriguing, enjoyable look at illusion in general and his own, Clifford Irving's and De Houry's dealing with it in particular.

March 26, 2009

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Kevin Harley

A mischievous mash of mock-doc, magic show, lecture and comedy.

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Richard Brody

F for Fake is as grand, multitudinous, and original as Welles himself.

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Kevin Thomas

Welles stretches his material and his legend just about as thin as possible in this tedious treatise on truth and illusion.

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Amber Wilkinson

Like every good magic show, there's much more here than first meets the eye.

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Wendy Ide

The last film to be completed by Orson Welles is also probably his most challenging. A tricksy combination of documentary, discourse and sleight of hand, F for Fake is as elusive as it is playful.

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Roger Ebert

F For Fake is minor Welles, the master idly tuning his instrument while the concert seems never to start again. But it's engaging and fun, and it's astonishing how easily Welles spins a movie out of next to nothing.

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