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Q: The company will finance the restoration of The Other Side of the Wind, the director’s 1970 film starring John Huston and Dennis Hopper 
  
 Netflix has announced a plan to restore and release Orson Welles’ film The Other Side of the Wind, unfinished since the early 1970s. 
  
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 The project will be overseen by Frank Marshall, who also worked on the original film. “I can’t quite believe it, but after 40 years of trying, I am so very grateful for the passion and perseverance from Netflix that has enabled us to, at long last, finally get into the cutting room to finish Orson’s last picture,�? he said. 
  
 Production on the self-aware industry drama began in 1970 but was left unfinished after work ended in 1976. It starred John Huston as a veteran film-maker struggling to complete his final film while trying to compete with a new raft of younger directors. It also starred Dennis Hopper and Peter Bogdanovich, who will also consult on the restoration. 
  
 Bogdanovich had been working on a previous attempt to get the film released as part of a crowdfunding campaign backed by Clint Eastwood and JJ Abrams, but it failed to come together. More than $400,000 was raised, but there were rumors circulating around a dispute over ownership of the negatives. 
  
 The production of the film was rife with difficulty, including financial problems and an ambitious editing process by Welles that saw him working on five different versions of the film simultaneously. 
  
 “Like so many others who grew up worshipping the craft and vision of Orson Welles, this is a dream come true,�? said Ted Sarandos, the chief content officer at Netflix. “The promise of being able to bring to the world this unfinished work of Welles with his true artistic intention intact, is a point of pride for me and for Netflix. Cinephiles and film enthusiasts around the world will experience the magic of Orson Welles once again or for the very first time.�? 
  
 Welles, whose masterpiece Citizen Kane has been described as the greatest film of all time, died in 1985. ||||| Orson Welles left behind a number of unfinished projects when he died in 1985, but most critics regard The Other Side Of The Wind—the Hollywood satire that ate up most of the director’s creative energy in the 1970s—as the crown jewel of the unfinished Welles collection. Starring Welles’ friends, directors John Huston and Peter Bogdanovich, as thinly disguised versions of themselves, the film is fascinating not just for its subject matter, but because it’s not all that unfinished. The footage was all shot well before Welles’ death, and only awaits an editor—and a giant bag of money—to free it from the French film lab where it’s been sitting untouched for years. 
  
 Said giant money bag has now arrived, in the form of Netflix, which announced today that it had acquired the rights to The Other Side Of The Wind in order to finally complete it and release it to the public. The film’s original production manager. Frank Marshall, will serve as a producer on the film, overseeing the efforts to complete Welles’ vision of a Hollywood system that chews its participants up and leaves little remaining in its wake. The company’s CCO, Ted Sarandos, called the project “a dream come true,” adding that “Cinephiles and film enthusiasts around the world will experience the magic of Orson Welles once again, or for the very first time.” 
  
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For nearly 50 years, fans of Orson Welles have been patiently awaiting the completion of The Other Side of the Wind, a film Welles began in 1970 but was still unfinished at the time of his death in 1985. They may not have to wait much longer: Netflix has signed on to get the film completed, reports the New York Times. No date has been released, but the film reels, long kept at a storage facility in France, have now arrived in Los Angeles. Original line producer Frank Marshall will oversee the project, and actor Peter Bogdanovich, who has a role in the film, will consult. The late Dennis Hopper also stars. “I can’t quite believe it, but after 40 years of trying, I am so very grateful for the passion and perseverance from Netflix that has enabled us to, at long last, finally get into the cutting room to finish Orson’s last picture,” says Marshall, per the Guardian. They'll use their own knowledge of the production and Welles' notes to ensure it sticks to his original vision of "a Hollywood system that chews its participants up and leaves little remaining in its wake," reports the AV Club. The film stars John Huston as a film director trying to make a comeback. The Netflix commitment comes after a crowdfunding campaign by producers who acquired the rights to the film fell short.