"Ecstasy is not really part of the scene we can do on celluloid"

In this quote, Orson Welles is expressing his belief that the intense sensation of euphoria can not really be captured or depicted on film. He suggests that while motion pictures have the power to depict a vast array of emotions and experiences, the frustrating and transcendent sensation of ecstasy is something that can not be totally conveyed through the medium of celluloid. This might be translated as a commentary on the restrictions of film and the human ability to fully catch and understand specific elements of life. It also speaks with the unique and inexpressible nature of euphoria, which may only be totally experienced in the moment and can not be duplicated or replicated.