Five Minutes, Mr. Welles

Year: 2005

Runtime: 30 mins

Language: English

Drama

Set in England in 1949, the cash‑strapped Orson Welles agrees to appear in the spy thriller The Third Man. As the crew prepares to shoot the film’s crucial rooftop sequence, Welles becomes dissatisfied with the wording of Harry Lime’s dialogue, sparking a clash over the script.

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