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Sunday, January 28, 2007
Trumping Kane
As an interesting little side-note to my piece on Errol Morris' The Thin Blue Line, Morris' website has a clip (here) from an interview he did with Donald Trump, focusing on Citizen Kane. I don't have much time for Trump, but he is pretty articulate in commenting on the movie, although I don't know if "get yourself a different woman" is the message I'd take from the film. Nevertheless, it's interesting to hear the comments of a modern-day William Randolph Hearst on the movie. It's a shame that Morris' interview is squirrelled away on the web and largely unseen, but Trump's "you're fired" shenanigans are on TV. (My own main piece on Kane is here.) Posted by Stephen Rowley @ 28.1.07  
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