Christopher Reeve's last film is a forgotten remake of Rear Window

Christopher Reeve's last film was a 1998 made-for-TV remake of Alfred Hitchcock's "Rear Window." Despite receiving a Golden Globe nomination, the film has largely been forgotten, overshadowed by Reeve's iconic role as Superman. In this version, Reeve plays a wheelchair-bound architect who becomes a voyeur after a car accident. The film blends elements of disability drama and thriller, showcasing Reeve's determination to portray a disabled character authentically. "Rear Window" has faded from public memory, often seen as a lesser adaptation. However, it remains notable for featuring a disabled lead played by a disabled actor, highlighting Reeve's commitment to representation in film.