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But the stature, even now, of Orson Welles 1941 classic is indicated by the fact that Mank, the drama about the writing of Citizen Kane that led this year s pack of Oscar nominees 10 nods, including best picture (the awards telecast is 8 p.m. Sunday on ABC) isn t even the first movie made about the making of Citizen Kane. It isn t even the second. The Battle Over Citizen Kane, a 1996 documentary, and RKO 281, a 1999 HBO film, both covered this ground earlier. Pretty thoroughly, you might think. But it wasn t enough.
It didn t curb the appetite for more about boy genius filmmaker Orson Welles, about William Randolph Hearst, the powerful media mogul whose anger he dared by making a thinly-disguised biopic, and Herman J. Mankiewicz Mank the outrageous, sozzled screenwriter who was caught in the crossfire (played in the new film by Gary Oldman).
Looking for a new hobby? NJ beekeeper talks rewarding benefits of nurturing stinging insects
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What sort of person becomes a beekeeper?
Someone unusual, most likely. Someone unique. Someone like George Washington, Leo Tolstoy, Hippocrates, Sylvia Plath. Beekeepers all.
Someone, even, like the violin-playing, pipe-smoking, cocaine-abusing detective at 221B Baker Street. © Frank Mortimer Frank Mortimer, beekeeper
Not all beekeepers are
that interesting. But an uncommon hobby is bound to attract some uncommon people. Quirky is the word I would use, said Ridgewood s Frank Mortimer, vice-president of the New Jersey Beekeepers Association, past president of the Northeast New Jersey Beekeepers Association, and adjunct professor for the Cornell University Master Beekeeping Program.