Orson Welles and cinematographer Greg Toland at work on Citizen Kane. Orson Welles lived in Sedona for nearly two years in the ’70s. His...

1941 Orson Welles publicity portrait for Citizen Kane . Filmmaker Orson Welles lived in Sedona from 1977 through 1978 with his wife and ...

Beatrice Welles on Sedona’s Schnebly Hill, flanked by her father’s 1970 Academy Honorary Award “for superlative artistry and versatility i...

MGM sent a film film crew to Sedona—its last to make the trip to Red Rock Country for twenty years—in May 1943 to photograph scenes for Roam...

Bad news, Sedona movie fans. The Russian film archive Gosfilmofond’s much-heralded gift to the U.S. of a digital copy of The Call of the Ca...

In Bernard Eisenschitz’s 1993 biography Nich­olas Ray: An American Journey , Johnny Guitar ’s credited screenwriter Philip Yor­dan (who may ...

Paramount Pictures went on to make 52 more films based on Zane Grey stories over the next 17 years, but  To the Last Man , unlike  The Vanis...

Famous Players-Lasky PR claimed that while filming To the Last Man in Tonto Basin “Richard Dix hunted down a wildcat that had been harass...

Richard Dix stands triumphant following a Last Man barroom brawl, as uncredited Charles Ogle (far right) looks on. Ogle was the first act...

Last Ma n mountain girl Ellen Jorth (Lois Wilson) gets a kick out of store-bought footwear. Working in the great outdoors can be hazard...

To the Last Man began approximately four weeks of location filming in spring 1923. The company of 49 film workers and 53 pack animals arriv...

In 1921, Zane Grey bought three acres of land on Anderson Lee “Babe” Haught’s homestead in Arizona’s Tonto Basin to build a hunting cabin. “...

Lois Wilson and Richard Dix on location at Tonto Basin. Surviving Famous Players-Lasky press materials have left us with a pretty good id...

Lois Wilson in costume for To the Last Man . To the Last Man ’s top-billed Lois Wilson would also play the lead female roles in  The Cal...