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Zachary (Richard Harris) is based on real-life mountain man Hugh Glass. One of the two men left behind to await Glass' death was a very young Jim Bridger.
James Doohan was an 11th-hour casting choice. He replaced two actors who dropped out.
The bear attack scene was shot using a combination of a real trained bear and a stuntman in a bear suit.
The reason why some of the names and events were altered in this film was because the filmmakers wanted to avoid paying rights fees to Frederick Manfred, whose 1954 novel "Lord Grizzly" was based on Hugh Glass' ordeal and journey. Manfred has stated that the film was not what he envisioned. He was so appalled by the lack of credit that he threatened to sue the producers. They ended up settling out of court.
This film is often mistakenly thought to be a sequel to A Man Called Horse (1970), due to Richard Harris' starring in both films within a year of one another and the similarities that both films' story lines share.
"[last lines] Zachary Bass: I believe that's my gun. I've got a son out there. I'm going to find him. I'm going home."
"Ferris: You'd take the pennies off your dead mother's eyes."
