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'''Orson Welles''' (May 6, 1915 – October 10, 1985) was a prolific American 20th century [[movie]] [[director]], [[writer]] and [[actor]]. He was best known for his film ''[[Citizen Kane]]'', which was a highly innovative work by him at age only 25 which influenced all movies made afterward, and his dramatization on the radio of [[H.G. Wells]]' ''[[The War of the Worlds]]'', which was so persuasively performed by him at age only 23 that it caused panic among people who thought a [[Mars|Martian]] invasion was really happening. His final role was in 1986's ''Transformers: The Movie'', where he voiced Unicron. Due to his poor health at his elderly age for that final role, sound effects were used to enhance his voice.

'''Orson Welles''' (May 6, 1915 – October 10, 1985) was a prolific American 20th century [[movie]] [[director]], [[writer]] and [[actor]]. He was best known for his film ''[[Citizen Kane]]'', which was a highly innovative work by him at age only 25 which influenced all movies made afterward, and his dramatization on the radio of [[H.G. Wells]]' ''[[The War of the Worlds]]'', which was so persuasively performed by him at age only 23 that it caused panic among people who thought a [[Mars|Martian]] invasion was really happening. His final role was in 1986's ''Transformers: The Movie'', where he voiced Unicron. Due to his poor health at his elderly age for that final role, sound effects were used to enhance his voice.

== Film noir ==

== Film noir ==

Orson Welles' most notable [[film noir]] was ''[[The Third Man]]'' (1949) directed by Sir Carol Reed, in which Welles starred.

Orson Welles' most notable [[film noir]] was ''[[The Third Man]]'' (1949) directed by Sir Carol Reed, in which Welles starred.