Herman J. Mankiewicz

Herman J. Mankiewicz was a talented screenwriter in Hollywood’s Golden Age, most famous for co-writing the classic film "Citizen Kane" with Orson Welles. Born in 1897, he was known for his wit, intelligence, and skill with dialogue and storytelling. Mankiewicz's role in creating "Citizen Kane," often regarded as one of the greatest films ever made, was significant, though his contribution was historically debated. His career was marked by both creative brilliance and personal struggles, including issues with alcohol. His work left a lasting mark on American cinema and screenwriting.