Terence Stamp's character name in Poor Cow (1967) was Dave, not Dave Wilson as many critics and even the production notes on this film have stated. Wilson was a name Lem Dobbs devised for the film. "It proves an old Hollywood adage, which is 'Whatever you put out in the production notes, you'll read back in the reviews.'," he says. Dobbs and Soderbergh disagree on whether or not Stamp's character in this film is, in fact, the same character he plays in Poor Cow. Dobbs does mention he imagined Wilson's first name as Henry in the early stages of the screenplay, named after Henry Cooper.

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