I found Orson Welles and Roger Hill: A Friendship in Three Acts
fascinating, touching, and revealing of Orson and Roger. It certainly
is the Orson I knew in all his complexity and brilliance.
-PETER BOGDANOVICH, American film historian, director,
writer, actor, producer, critic, and author



I read A Friendship in Three Acts with absolute delight. At last
I have got what I have been looking for in vain till now: the sound
of Welles's private voice, the warmth, easiness, modesty, fantasy
of which so many have spoken but which none have been able to
reproduce...
-SIMON CALLOW, English actor, writer, director, and author



The major and longest-lasting close friendship of Orson Welles's
life was with one of his earliest role models-his teacher, advisor,
and theatrical mentor at the Todd School who later became the
school's headmaster, Roger Hill. Hill's grandson, Todd Tarbox, has
given us invaluable and candidly intimate glimpses into many of
its stages...
-JONATHAN ROSENBAUM, American film critic and author