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story drastically changed from the novel with a greater focus on the action than characterisation. The film was shot near Terni in 1962.[2] André De Toth is credited as the director in the American version of the film.[2] The Italian version of the film credits Sabatino Ciuffini as the director, while De Toth is credited as the "supervising director".[2] This would make the film Ciuffini's only directorial role.[2] Second unit director Riccardo Freda, who is officially credited as a second unit director, stated that "I claim the whole film as mine from start to finish. The producers put De Toth aside on the second day of shooting. André De Toth did not shoot anything."[2] In his memoirs, De Toth did not mention shooting the film nor did Anthony Slide's book De Toth on De Toth, which De Toth described the film as "a vacation, taking a breather between climbing new peaks. Unfortunately, I climbed the wrong one, and when I skied down one of the Swiss Alps, I broke my neck. And that wasn't on the schedule," which only had De Toth return to directing in 1968.[2] Lastly, the films female lead Mylène Demongeot wrote in her own autobiography Tiroirs secrets stated that "De Toth seemed more interested in playing golf than in movies. He willingly left free ground to Riccardo Freda, who shot very spectacular scenes."">