Peggy Webber, legendary radio actress who worked with Alfred Hitchcock, dies at 100

in the film.

Working with Welles placed her alongside one of the most influential figures in twentieth-century theater, radio and cinema.

Welles himself had famously moved between those same artistic worlds, making Webber’s participation particularly fitting.

The film became another important point in a career already distinguished by its range. :contentReference[oaicite:continue reading …