[...] Cassavetes had a falling out with him. Although at that point McEndree had devoted more than two years of his life to Faces, leaving his own family on a farm in Kansas while he worked on the film day and night, first in Los Angeles and subsequently in London (while Cassavetes acted in Rosemary’s Baby), Cassavetes summarily informed him that he was off the film. (As an insight into the way Cassavetes’ mind worked, when his problems with McEndree surfaced during the shoot, he told him that they should ‘use’ their disagreement to deepen their acting in Devil’s Angels.)