The Columbia Pictures studio in 1970 paid around US $300,000 for the film right's to Paul Brodeur's "The Stunt Man" novel whilst it was still in galley form. Later, the studio rejected the screenplay and put the picture into turnaround due to financial difficulties coupled with the perception that the picture would not be profitable. The studio then sold the rights to the movie to the film's writer-producer-director Richard Rush.
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