Candleshoe

Priory

Lady St.Edmund

Casey

Bundage

Peter

Anna

Bobby

Jenkins

Mrs. McCress

Mr. McCress

Mr. Thresher

Train Guard

Grimsworthy

Hood (uncredited)

Hood (uncredited)

Street Kid (uncredited)

During the climactic sequence in the Great Hall when the pirate treasure is revealed, the score prominently features part of the theme 'A Pirates Life For Me' from the Pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disneyland, composed by George Bruns. The movie score, composed by Ron Goodwin, features parts of the melody from the ride in various different arrangements throughout.

Peggy Ann Clifford was cast in this film but replaced.

The film's "Candleshoe" title refers to an 16th Century English Tudor stately home and country estate where most of the action in the movie takes place.

After Harry has inspected the scars on Casey's shoulder in the bathroom, the towel around Casey's neck changes sides.

When the letter Bundage is writing to Lady St. Edmund is shown, it is clearly shorter than the text spoken in the voice over.

When Casey and Bundage leave Candleshoe and get into the car, the reflection of a light is visible on the left side of the window.

Casey Brown: [Casey has told everyone at Candleshoe the real reason for her arrival and what she has discovered thus far. They are all at the graveyard looking at the headstone] ... And this was the last clue. He followed the Eclipse for riches and fame...

Lady St. Edmund: Priory!

Peter: [rushes into the lake to break up the fight between Anna, Casey and Cluny] Are you all right?