Pistolas del diablo

On discovering it was Charles Bronson's birthday, Kurt Russell gave him a gift. Bronson took the gift and left without a word, leaving Russell worried he had upset him. Later, Bronson called Russell to his dressing room and quietly said he had never received a birthday gift before. Bronson grew up very poor, with fourteen siblings and worked in mines from a young age, never completing school or experiencing much kindness. Bronson was touched by Russell's gesture. He later gifted Russell a skateboard for his birthday and they became lifelong friends.

In the final standoff between Linc and Rance: as Rance falls forward to the ground, his "mark" is clearly visible at his feet.

Edited from The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters (1963)