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Several books on Sir Michael Caine have alleged that the cast and crew were not paid because of cash problems. Caine admitted this in his 1992 autobiography "What's It All About?"
Jack Hawkins, who had lost his voice in 1966, was dubbed by Charles Gray.
Michael Caine wrote in his autobiography, he realized after three months of filming, that the film would be a failure. He was smoking about four packs of cigarettes a day, and drinking heavily, and decided to take a break in the countryside.
This version covers both the novel "Kidnapped" and the first half of its sequel "Catriona".
The director of photography Paul Beeson was also the director of photography for Kidnapped (1959), another adaptation of the 1884 novel by Robert Louis Stevenson.
"Alan Breck: You should not be thinking of your father now, but Scotland. Scotland, lassie, do you know what that means?"
"Lord Advocate: Mr. Balfour, a great issue hangs on this. An innocent man's life. Thousands of innocent lives. Lives that are mine to protect. David Balfour: I understand that. Lord Advocate: But you do not understand the position. The highlanders can be ruled only through the Campbells, and one has been foully murdered, on Stewart ground, at that. Have they no right to justice? David Balfour: Yes, my Lord, but not to vengeance."
