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Illustration of Orson Welles to advertise The Lives of Harry Lime, ca. 1951
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Over on
Wellesnet, Ray Kelly discusses Orson Welles' role in
The Black Museum, an early true-crime radio program based on Scotland Yard cases, and
The Adventures of Harry Lime (US title:
The Lives of Harry Lime), a radio program based on Welles's shady character in the film
The Third Man.
Listen to Black Museum episodes here.
Listen to The Lives of Harry Lime episodes here.
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