A Man Apart Trivias

A lawsuit was filed by Blizzard Entertainment, a computer game company, creator of the Diablo computer game series, arguing they had trademarked the title Diablo and intended to make a movie based on their game. Initially the ruling was favorable to Blizzard, but this was later overturned.

In Brazil, as well as Greece, the movie was advertised as O Justiceiro and O Timoros respectively, which is the same name by which the Marvel Comics' "The Punisher" character is published in those countries.

When Sean and his group get in the silver car to leave the plane hanger, the car has a temporary license sticker in its rear window. When the car pulls out of the hanger, the temporary sticker is gone and there is a proper license plate where one should be.When Vetter goes into Lucero's cell and lights his cigarette, we hear the clink of a zippo-style lighter, but see a flame that is obviously that of a disposable lighter.

The scene where Sean (Vin Deisel) beats the dealer to death was cut by seven seconds. The original scene featured the dealer spitting out teeth and bloody pieces from his cheek. The scene was cut in order to get the R rating and not NC-17.

As Sean starts up the stairs to the 2nd floor of the old cantina towards the end of the film, you can see a crew member moving a light reflector in a mirror on the left side of the frame. This is fully visible in the widescreen print, but appears only as a moving light in the full screen print.

During production, a lawsuit was filed by computer game company Blizzard Entertainment, creator of the Diablo (1996) (VG) computer games. They argued that they had trademarked the title "Diablo" and intended to make a motion picture based on their game. The case was briefly ruled in favor of Blizzard, but was quickly overturned.

Shadow of Camera is visible on Memo Lucero's taxi towards the beginning of the film.Vetter's Dodge truck clearly blocks Jack's Porsche preventing him from leaving, although later in the scene it is backed up giving plenty of room for Jack to leave.