Technical advisor John Scarne doubled for Paul Newman's hands in the film. It was he who did all of the card manipulations and deck switching in the film. It would have taken a long time for someone to be able to master all of the card routines shown. In the film, we see... ...
Luther:
How much did you lose?
Johnny Hooker:
All of it.
Luther:
In one damn night? What are you spraying money around like that for, you could've been nailed.
Johnny Hooker:
I checked the place first. There were no dicks in there.
Luther:
But you're a con man! And you blew it like a pimp!
Hooker tells Lonnegan he's from the East Side of New York. Yet he doesn't even have the slightest trace of an accent.
The opening animated logo for Universal Pictures is in 1930s style, matching the movie's setting, instead of the 1970s version.
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