Most Dangerous Man Alive

According to director Allan Dwan, producer Benedict Bogeaus tricked him, the actors and crew members into working for low pay by claiming the project was actually a two-part pilot for a TV series. Bogeaus was caught by the heads of the Mexican movie unions, who read the script, realized it was for a feature film, and demanded that everyone employed on it be paid the higher feature-film rates. As a result, Dwan had to shoot the film in one week instead of five, and use only already existing sets.

In the final segment, Carla is seen in the arms of Lt. Fisher at medium range. In the next shot of her in close-up after Eddie is seen on the ground, she is standing alone apparently looking over his body. In the next shot of her at medium range, she is once again in Lt. Fisher's arms.

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