“[Hughes did one] thing which was not smart, it was just an oversight, I guess, on his part and we didn’t discover it until one night at Cinematheque at the Egyptian. They ran Narrow Margin and someone asked: ‘How come Charlie McGraw and Jacqueline White didn’t go to pay their respects to Marie Windsor, who’d been shot and killed in the line of duty?’ And I said, of course they stop to see her, before you saw them sneaking off the train to go down the tunnel to get into town. Well, we looked at the picture again and that scene had been removed. That moment we had shot was gone. That was a bad, bad, bad oversight on the part of Mr. Hughes.”