As the camera moves back (or is it forward?) through the Kane household at the beginning of the movie, you can hear the sound of the camera on the track. See more...
Charles Foster Kane was based on publishing legend William Randolph Hearst and the movie has many in-jokes and gags given at Hearst's expense. The one that Hearst probably took the most offense to was the use of "Rosebud" in the film - it wasn't a childhood toy of his, but the pet name he had given his mistress' private parts. See more...
Directed by Orson Welles, starring Orson Welles (add more)
Easter eggs are hidden bits on DVDs which if you know where to look can provide all sorts of fun extras.
If you click on the sled seen on the "Special Features" screen, you'll find a 1997 interview with actress Ruth Warrick. During this five minute and 40 second piece, Warrick discusses issues such as the atmosphere on the Kane set, her interactions with Welles, and a few other interesting topics. (From the 2 disc special edition 60th anniversary set-2001).
On disc one, "On the Set" subsection of the "Production Notes" - the eleventh screen, another sled appears, and if you click on it, you'll find a 1994 interview snippet with editor Robert Wise.
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