Life Magazine wrote that this film was producer Mark Hellinger's "personal love letter to New York" and that he was present on every location in New York, checking details and supervising it.
Muldoon:
No, the picnic is over, you've told your last lie. You're knee deep in stolen jewlery. You're involved the the Dexter Murder. You've been trying to obstruct justice all along the line. Now you're gonna tell me what I want to know or so help me if ...
Halloran gets his suit wet while walking past an open hydrant, but it is dried by the time he gets into the house.
The opening credits are spoken by producer/narrator Mark Hellinger. No credits are seen on the screen.
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$2,400,000