The Man Who Could Cheat Death

Hazel Court played the Anton Diffring sculpting scene topless. Only her bare back is shown in the British and U.S. versions, but her breasts are visible in the scene shot for European versions. Court said in an interview: "Yes, I did a nude scene. Well, just my top part for the European version. I was being sculpted by Anton Diffring, who played an artist-the title role, in fact. It was one of the first scenes of its kind to be shot in England. They cleared the set and had just a skeleton crew. Well, the movie warranted my nudity. The character did have to be sculpted, that was part of it. If it hadn't been warranted, I would have objected, but it was beautifully done. It was a shot that no one could object to. There I am, front and back!"

Christopher Lee's hairline raises and lowers from scene to scene.

The "European" print of the film includes scenes of a topless Hazel Court.

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