In June 1960 The Hollywood Reporter wrote that the studio had opened negotiations with Michael Curtiz to direct the film after Nunnally Johnson was no longer the director. Curtiz had directed Elvis Presley in King Creole (1958) and was originally set to direct him again in G.I. Blues (1960).
Pacer Burton:
You heard what pa said. No horsing around with Ros.
Clint Burton:
Now, just a minute. What do you mean "horsing around"?
Pacer Burton:
Well, ain't that what you're doing with her?
Clint Burton:
No, it ain't.
Pacer Burton:
You mean, you mean it?
Clint Burton:
And what if I do?
Pacer Burton:
With a gal that wears britches?
Clint Burton:
What's wrong with...
When Sam Burton is hit deadly by three Indian arrows in his back, the Indian Warrior who shot the last arrow into his victim approaches the dying man in order to take his scalp. Sam lies with the front of his body to the ground the three arrows protruding out of his back. The Indian reaches Sam, turns him around and is shot by Sam who uses his last vitality strength to kill his murderer: to achieve this goal he has to lift his right arm to fire his colt on the Indian Brave thereby revealing that the three arrows that had been sticking in his back one second before are gone! They are not broken but still sticking in his body as would be the case in real life, no, they have dissolved into nothingness.
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