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Cattle | Whistling
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The accident involving the wagon carrying Martha (Maureen O'Hara) and Hilary (Juliet Mills) ahead of the stampede was real. The women were supposed to be thrown clear, but instead, the wagon rolled over them. Fortunately, there was a camera pit underneath the wagon allowing the stuntwomen, Stephanie Epper and Patty Elder, enough space to be kept from being crushed. They survived with slight injuries and shock. Director Andrew V. McLaglen kept the scene in the film.
Brian Keith and Maureen O'Hara starred in The Parent Trap (1961), in which Juliet Mills' younger sister, Hayley, played their twin daughters.
James Stewart and Maureen O'Hara did not get along during filming.
A large portion of the film's budget was spent on acquiring the herd of cattle, that included - according to one source - 103 Herfords and 125 Longhorns.
It was initially announced that Hayley Mills would appear in this film until her sister Juliet Mills was cast instead.
"Charles Ellsworth: I can tell by your speech that you're from England. May I ask what brought you to our fair shore? Hilary Price: A ship."
"Alexander Bowen: That woman doesn't fear a thing, does she, Sam? Sam Burnett: Nothing but dishonesty... and dirt."
