Boston University Q&A with Orson Welles

Orson Welles delivers a Question and Answer with the students of Boston University regarding his 1952 film, Othello.
Except taken from (overwhelmingly hard to find) "Filming Othello" (1979): bit.ly/GM4H4N
Apologies about the incredibly poor image quality. Regrettably, it was the best condition I could find it in. If anyone knows where to find a higher quality version of the film, I'd love to know!

[@Flickchaser]

He could make any subject interesting with the masterful use of that trained bass baritone voice.

[@serc_]

What a voice! Even this bad quality couldn't mess it up.

[@pelverud1]

Orson rules. A disused genius!

[@LynnNeumann]

Orson Welles -- one of my heroes.

[@scattjax3908]

The Master speaks gold. And we'll treasure it always.

[@quadencaroline3368]

Thanks!

[@Nataloff]

This isn't Boston University. It's the Orson Welles Cinema Complex in Cambridge.

[@JacobMKeeneAKADrPepperKing]

I wish that they would've kept on handing a microphone to audience members who ask questions, I don't understand why they stop doing that.

[@kallesaarinen7559]

great little tidbits about his projects!

[@theflorgeormix]

Can only wish that Mr. Welles made more films like The Stranger - vibrant yet Hollywood ensemble

[@Gecko1993HogheadIncOfficial]

Orson Welles... THE LEGEND!