One of the projects that has been wrongly accredited to Hecht is "Ulzana's Raid". Certain sources claim (without validating their own sources) that Hecht (as well as Burt Lancaster, who starred in the film) was an uncredited producer. Hecht's involvement was never claimed by anyone who worked on the film and the only credited production companies and producers for "Ulzana's Raid" are Robert Aldrich and his production company, The Associates and Aldrich Company, and Carter DeHaven and his production company, De Haven Productions. There are no records of Hecht having any input on this film, nor of his various production companies being involved. Neither are there any records of Lancaster's company, Norlan Productions, being involved in the making of the film. Though Lancaster was often noted as having a strong influence on the directing and editing of the motion pictures he appeared in, "Ulzana's Raid" was in fact a financial agreement between Lancaster and Universal Pictures; in exchange for appearing in "Ulzana's Raid", Universal was to finance the making of Norlan Production's film "The Midnight Man". Hecht's collaboration on "Ulzana's Raid" is therefore a debated issue, and with no proof whatsoever to validate this claim, it is better to assume that he was not associated with the project at all.