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In page Hedda Hopper:

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When rumors began to surface that Orson Welles’ debut film Citizen Kane was inspired by the life of William Randolph Hearst, Parsons lunched with the director, and believed his evasions and denials.[1] Hopper arrived uninvited to an early screening of the film and wrote a scathing critique, calling it a "vicious and irresponsible attack on a great man".[2]: 205  As a result, Hearst sent Parsons a letter complaining that he had learned about Citizen Kane from Hopper, and not her.[citation needed]