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No, see it again! The young girl is marvelous. And her relationship with Elizabeth

Posted by tinear on February 27, 2011 at 09:55:24:
Taylor's character, Helen, is one of the screen's great ones.
Welles, btw, is reputed to have assisted quite a bit in the direction. Note the strange camera angles, the chiaroscuro lighting, the unusually framed closeups? And the glorious, though brief, cameo by Agnes Moorehead: pure gold.
Welles creation I'd put against that of Olivier's, too. More.... manly!