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1: This was the first major studio film to be released in the now-common saturation pattern, debuting at over 1,000 movie theaters simultaneously with 1,300 prints in the U.S. This was coupled with 17,000 advertising radio spots. Columbia Pictures claimed that this was "the most spectacular saturation blitz of any motion picture". Soon afterward, this wide release method was used for Jaws (1975) as well.
2: This movie was inspired by the real 1971 helicopter rescue and breakout of Joel David Kaplan from a Mexican prison which was orchestrated by lawyer Vasilios Basil Choulos. Film Critic Roger Ebert has said of this: "Kaplan was the scion of an American sugar-and-molasses empire with Latin American connections, and in the early 1960s, he was a courier for Fidel Castro. The Mexicans imprisoned him in 1962 on a highly questionable murder charge, and there were rumors that the C.I.A. was somehow involved. He was in prison nine years before his sister hired a California helicopter pilot to carry out a neat little mission spiriting Kaplan out of the prison yard. Ramparts published material about the C.I.A. connection, but Kaplan wouldn't talk, then or later. The movie's naturally more concerned with the rescue mission, than with any shadowy political implications. But there are a couple of leftovers from the original story in the sinister persons of a C.I.A. operative and the hero's rich grandfather. They seem to be in cahoots, although how or why is a little unclear."

3: Much of this movie was filmed in the air. The helicopter camera plane, piloted by noted helicopter pilot flyer James W. Gavin, was used with the same mobility as a camera boom. It filmed Jill Ireland driving a top-down convertible speeding on a California highway. Twenty feet above the car, Tom Gries directed her by walkie-talkie from the co-pilot's seat. On occasion, dialogue scenes taking place in a Piper Family Cruiser airplane in full flight, were taken from the chopper travelling at the same speed only a few yards away as, according to the story, the Piper raced across Mexico and flew at a very low level to evade radar detection. Flight expert Gavin commented at the time: "I believe 'Breakout' has some of the most exciting flight footage that's been shot since Howard Hughes made Hell's Angels (1930)."


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