Lieutenant Kijé
Director Ronald Neame visited author Joyce Cary, who was dying from bone cancer. Cary requested that his son Tristram, who had previously scored Guinness' "The Ladykillers," be contracted to write the film's score. Neame conveyed to Tristram Cary that he wanted "something jaunty and cocky" in the manner of Sergei Prokoviev's "Lieutenant Kijé". The score was arranged by Kenneth V. Jones.