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The Other Side of the Wind (1972)

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Director:

Orson Welles

Writer:

Orson Welles
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Cast

Credited cast:
Robert Aiken Robert Aiken
Stéphane Audran
Peter Bogdanovich ...
Brooks Otterlake
Kevin Cloud Brechner Kevin Cloud Brechner ...
Cineaste
Claude Chabrol
Norman Foster Norman Foster ...
Billy
Gary Graver Gary Graver
Howard Grossman Howard Grossman ...
Charles Higgam
Dennis Hopper
Paul Hunt ...
Soundman
John Huston ...
J.J. Jake Hannaford
Larry Jackson Larry Jackson ...
Documentary director
Henry Jaglom
Peter Jason ...
Marvin P. Fassterbender
Oja Kodar Oja Kodar ...
Actress
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Plot Keywords:

Baron | Unfinished Film | Independent Film
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Details

Country:

France | Iran

Language:

English

Also Known As:

Al otro lado del viento See more »

Filming Locations:

Carefree, Arizona, USA See more »

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Runtime:

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.37 : 1
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Did You Know?

Trivia

Rich Little was cast by director Orson Welles as the character Otterlake in the film. Welles praised Little's acting, saying that impressionists seemed to make good actors. Little, however, had to drop out of the movie since Welles improvisational style of filming, as well as layoffs caused by budgetary constraints, meant that the shooting schedule was not only unpredictable but practically interminable. When Little was unavailable for filming due to his honoring prior commitments, Welles replaced him with director Peter Bogdanovich, in whose house Welles was then living. The film was never completed during Welles' lifetime. See more »

Connections

Referenced in Brunnen (2005) See more »