Alfred Hitchcock sent a copy of a script to his friend François Truffaut, who, while admiring it, expressed a level of discomfort with level of violence and sex in the story, answering "It does not worry me too much because I know that you shoot such scenes with real dramatic power, and you never dwell on unnecessary detail".
An unfinished project by Alfred Hitchcock. Reportedly, there were four reels of test footage shot by Arthur Schatz, which were never shown in entirety.
Executives at Universal felt strongly that Kaleidoscope was too uncommercial and Hitchcock was persuaded to put the project to one side in favour of starting production on Topaz.
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