My Little Chickadee

W.C. Fields walked off the set over what director Edward F. Cline felt was a minor disagreement, but when it was clear after two weeks that he was not coming back to finish the film, nearly one-third was shot using a double. The double used is unknown. It could have been John Sinclair, who had doubled for him in Poppy (1936), or David Sharpe, who was his stunt double in later films. The double wore a plastic mask and most of the shots were long shots.

When the train stops to pick up the Fields character, it consists of the locomotive only. The carriages then reappear in the next scene.

The title, 'The End', is superimposed over Mae West's gluteus maximus as she walks away from the camera.

Edited into Frankenstein contro l'uomo lupo (1943)