her foster 'sister' and foster mother dress her whilst the 'sister' demands to know how she lived in the wild and if she killed La Bête. Eve runs away again finally to return to the man she has come to love, Jean La Bête. She arrives on the river beach and La Bête touches her face gently, then welcomes her home by telling her to clean the house! Eve smiles. In the last scene, she stands in the doorway and watches La Bête hobbling into the forest singing a song. Eve chops wood and carries it into the cabin. Cast Rita Tushingham as Eve Oliver Reed as La Bete Rex Sevenoaks as The Trader Barbara Chilcott as Trader's Wife Linda Goranson as Trader's Daughter Blaine Fairman as Clerk Walter Marsh as Preacher Joseph Golland as Baptiste (as Jo Golland) Jon Granik as No Name Merv Campone as Yellow Dog Reg McReynolds as Captain (as Reginald McReynolds) Production Filming took place in autumn 1965 in Panorama Studios in West Vancouver (it was one of the first films ever shot there). It resumed in 1966 in Scotland. London Marathon theme tune A tune from Goodwin's score for the film is used every year as the theme tune for the BBC's live coverage of the London Marathon, performed by the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra. References External links Photo gallery at Rita Tushingham fansite 1966 films 1960s adventure drama films 1966 romantic drama films 1966 Western (genre) films 1960s English-language films Northern (genre) films British independent films Canadian independent films English-language Canadian films Films set in British Columbia Films set in the 19th century Films shot in Vancouver Films shot in Scotland Canadian Western (genre) films British Western (genre) films Films directed by Sidney Hayers Films scored by Ron Goodwin 1960s Canadian films 1960s British films British romantic drama films Canadian romantic drama films