The true-to-life film about the largest narcotics seizure of all time in 1962 (the seizure of 120 pounds or 60 kilos of pure heroin) - with an innovative semi-documentary-style echnique that conveys the story with very few words, was produced by Phillip D'Antoni who had made the exciting police filmBullitt (1968).The film's proposed original title was to be "Watch he Skies," the closing words from the science-fiction classicThe Thing From Another World (1951).That means that he has all of our dog tags." Grutas ordered Milko to go to Paris to follow and eventually kill Lecter.Meanwhile, Inspector Popil, who knew of war criminal Dortlich's murder near the Lecter Castle (and suspected Hannibal, especially after searching his Parisian apartment decorated with sketches), began an investigation to locate Dortlich's friends: "Hannibal may know...," telling about King Harold (John Cleese) and Queen Lillian (Julie Andrews) who had a princess daughter named Fiona (Cameron Diaz).