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A proud turn-of-the century family loses its wealth and control of the neighborhood.
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When The Magnificent Ambersons was originally released, it was meant to be Orson Welles' masterpiece follow-up to Citizen Kane. But due to a bitter struggle between Welles and his studio, RKO, the resulting picture was drastically edited by the studio, which also shot a new ending. This new lavish production was made from Welles' original shooting script, allowing audiences to see his epic vision of the Pulitizer Prize-winning Booth Tarkington novel. The story itself is about a weathy
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