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He wanted her dead
- Kenny “Killer” Kane is a psychopath with a violent temper who killed his wife, Annie, simply because he wanted her dead.
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Gettys blackmails Kane, meeting with him and his wife at Susan's apartment, but Kane refuses to drop out of the race despite Gettys' leverage. The scandal goes public and Kane loses the election decisively.
Kane’s quest for power makes him charismatic, but he eventually drives away the women and friends he attracts. As those close to him mature in a way that he cannot, they must move away from him to preserve their own selves.
These faults eventually cause Kane to lose his paper, fortune, friends, and beloved second wife, Susan. Thompson, the reporter, never does find out what Kane meant by "Rosebud." Giving up the quest, Thompson is leaving Kane’s abandoned castle, Xanadu, when the camera pans a scene of workers burning some of Kane’s less valuable possessions.
Kane’s mistress, who becomes his second wife. When they meet, Susan seems soft and sweet to him, but her true nature turns out to be whiny and demanding. Kane never sees her for what she is.
Dec 20, 2010 · As the newsreel runs through Kane’s life, we begin to imagine this distant, unapproachable entity. We learn that he married twice, divorced the same number of times. His first wife died in 1918, in an automobile accident along with their son. His second wife, Susan Alexander (Dorothy Comingore), was a singer.
Summary. Back at the hospital, Leland surmises that Charles Foster Kane finished writing the terrible review about his own wife's debut because he wanted to prove to Leland that he was an honest man; Kane always had something to prove.
Mar 24, 2023 · It seems that Kane Brown found true love with his wife, Katelyn Jae Brown, whom he met back in 2015 before he became a big country music star. Katelyn is a fellow musician, and wouldn't you...
