Fact: The Untold Story Behind 'Citizen Kane', Welles’s Battle with Injury on Set
How Orson Welles’s determination shaped cinema history.
I love uncovering those incredible behind-the-scenes stories that reveal the true dedication of legendary directors. One such story that always amazes me is about Orson Welles during the making of Citizen Kane.
Did you know that Welles directed much of the film from a wheelchair? He injured himself on set but refused to let it stop him.
Welles’s determination shines through in every frame, showing how much he was willing to endure for perfection. Despite his injury, he managed to craft a groundbreaking film that still influences cinema today. It’s inspiring to think that even with physical pain, he pushed forward to create a masterpiece.
This story reminds me why I admire Welles so much — not just for his talent, but for his relentless passion and resilience. Citizen Kane isn’t just a film; it’s a testament to one man’s unwavering dedication, even in the face of adversity.
