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| Although Roger Corman has sole credit, Hellman was one of several Corman proteges, along with Jack Hill and Francis Ford Coppola, who directed parts of THE TERROR. |
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| When producer Roger Corman was unhappy with young director Francis Ford Coppola's initial cut of DEMENTIA 13, he assigned reshoots to Jack Hill and later had Hellman shoot a new prologue. |
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According to almost everyone involved, Hellman directed most of this 1974 Hammer/Shaw Brothers co-production before being fired by producer Michael Carreras, who took over and gave himself sole directing credit. |
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| Hellman took over this notoriously troubled project after director Mark Robson and star Robert Shaw both died of heart attacks during production. |
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| Hellman handled some uncredited second-unit duties when director Paul Verhoeven fell behind schedule. |
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| Hellman was an early supporter of Quentin Tarantino and served as an executive producer on his debut |
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| Hellman with James Taylor and Dennis Wilson on the set of 1971's TWO-LANE BLACKTOP |
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| Hellman with star Shannyn Sossamon at at event for 2011's ROAD TO NOWHERE, which turned out to be his final feature film. |
