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Return to Glennascaul (1951)

Director(s) Hilton Edwards
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Top Genres Short Films

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Return to Glennascaul (1951) was a Short Films - Film directed by Hilton Edwards .

Academy Awards 1953 --- Ceremony Number 26 (source: AMPAS)

AwardRecipientResult
Best Live Action ShortDublin Gate Theatre ProductionsNominated

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Return to Glennascaul (1953, Hilton Edwards)

Orson Welles stars in Return to Glennascaul as himself. He’s acting as a combination presenter and narrator. Amusing, he says he’s not going to be around for long, he’s busy making Othello after all. But then when star Michael Laurence starts telling Welles his story, Welles can’t let someon... Read full article


Return to Glennascaul ( 1953 )

"You will come back!" In Ireland in 1953, while on a financially-enforced recess from filming Othello, Orson Welles portrayed himself in a short, but effective, little ghost story entitled Return to Glennascaul. This two-reeler was inspired by the haunted land of Ireland itself, "haunted I say, bec... Read full article


Return to Glennascaul ( 1953 )

"You will come back!" In Ireland in 1953, while on a financially-enforced recess from filming Othello, Orson Welles portrayed himself in a short, but effective, little ghost story entitled Return to Glennascaul. This two-reeler was inspired by the haunted land of Ireland itself, "haunted I say, bec... Read full article


Return to Glennascaul ( 1953 )

"You will come back!" In Ireland in 1953, while on a financially-enforced recess from filming Othello, Orson Welles portrayed himself in a short, but effective, little ghost story entitled Return to Glennascaul. This two-reeler was inspired by the haunted land of Ireland itself, "haunted I say, bec... Read full article


Return to Glennascaul ( 1953 )

"You will come back!" In Ireland in 1953, while on a financially-enforced recess from filming Othello, Orson Welles portrayed himself in a short, but effective, little ghost story entitled Return to Glennascaul. This two-reeler was inspired by the haunted land of Ireland itself, "haunted I say, bec... Read full article


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"Glennascaul" is Irish for "Glen of the Shadows."

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