Two days prior to filming “Bad Man’s River”, producer
Bernard Gordon had not heard from the movie's villain, James Mason. He finally
got Mason on the phone and arranged to meet him at Madrid airport. When Mason
arrived, he was virtually unrecognizable, having decided to live an alternative
lifestyle more befitting of the early 1970s counterculture. Once he got into
costume, though, Gordon found him to be one of the most cooperative actors he
had ever worked with.
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