ORSON WELLES U HVARU / ORSON WELLES IN HVAR

Urednici Duško Kovačić, Daniel Rafaelić, ORSON WELLES U HVARU / ORSON WELLES IN HVAR
Nakladnik GRAD HVAR Hvar 2018
Meki uvez s preklopom. 151 stranica.
Format 27cm x 22cm.
Tekst na hrvatskom i engleskom jeziku.

Knjiga prati nastanak i snimanje nedovršenog filma Orsona Wellesa "The Deep", koji je snimao na Hvaru 1967. i 1968.

A new book out of Croatia looks at the filming of Orson Welles’ unfinished The Deep in Hvar.
Orson Welles in Hvar is bilingual (Croatian and English) and written by Dusko Kovacic and Daniel Rafaelic with additional writings by Nenad Polimac, Tonko Maroevic, and Slavko Kovacic.
Aside from known photos, the book has never before seen photographs from the private archives of actress Oja Kodar, and Hvar photographers who were following Welles and his crew during the filming.

Bound to 150 pages and divided into three chapters, Orson Welles in Hvar, the book recounts the filming of The Deep, which starred Welles, Jeanne Moreau, Oja Kodar, Laurence Harvey and Michael Bryant.
The launch for the book on August 17 2018 including the sailing of the Saracen, the yacht used by Welles during the filming, into the Hvar harbor.

Publishers are the town of Hvar and its the tourism board with distribution by ArTresor from Zagreb.

Welles envisioned The Deep as a commercial offering.
“My hope is that it won’t turn out to be an art house movie,” Welles said during the production. “I hope it’s the kind of movie I enjoy seeing myself. I felt it was high time to show that we could make some money.”

During the established 1967-1969 shoot of The Deep, Welles utilized Bavaria Film Studios in Geiselgasteig. Cinematographer Willy Kurant (The Immortal Story), along with Ivica Rajkovic, worked on the filming.

Professional and personal relationships complicated filming of The Deep from the start.
Kurant told Cinémathèque in 2003 that shooting was halted for a day when the award-winning Moreau, who had been romantically involved with Welles years earlier, unhappily discovered that Kodar, the 52-year-old director’s current girlfriend and a novice actress, had been given the larger role.
Weather, finances, cast commitments, and Harvey’s death in November 1973 at the age of 45 were initially cited as reasons for the film’s delays and eventual abandonment.

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