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Did filmmakers Orson Welles and Alfred Hitchcock like each other, hate each other, or did a rivalry even exist? Both men arrived in Hollywood in mid 1939, but from there, their careers took many twists and turns. Always, seemingly steering back towards each other, either in theme or in content. After hundreds of hours of comparing the two men's films, as well as conversations with Gary Graver (Orson Welles cameraman), author Chris Lambert feels he has arrived at theories that answer the above questions.
Chris Lambert
Chris Lambert is an award-winning Author, Columnist, Lecturer, Actor, and Comic Enthusiast. He started writing at a very young age and was first published when he was just 15. Chris has written for magazines, newspapers, television and has written over 29 books. He also has a love of music and wrote for the Cleveland Scene magazine, interviewing many rocks legends like Eric Clapton, Badfinger, Glass Harp, Jackie Lomax and more. Chris was born, raised and still resides outside of Cleveland, Ohio. Chris can usually be found at local bookstores, libraries, colleges, comic shops and comic conventions.
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