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Los Angeles, California | Private Detective
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Pitchers Don Drysdale and Sandy Koufax signed to appear in this movie as a tactic in salary negotiations for the 1966 baseball season. Both exercised escape clauses after coming to terms with the Dodgers. Koufax would later say that he was against this idea, but agreed to go along with Drysdale, who planned to be actor when he retired from baseball. The finally signed with the Dodgers for $115,000, a huge amount in those days.
Initially developed as a made-for-television movie, it was subsequently considered too violent and the subject matter too mature for television, so it was released as a theatrical feature.
Frank Sanderman, the D.A., tells Tom his father was called a "hunky". That was a racial slur referring to someone from Hungary or Eastern Central Europe.
Final theatrical movie of Donald Curtis (Dr. James B. Rustin).
Ed Begley said he was going to eat at Philippe's when Janssen picked him up. Philippe's is a famous French Dip sandwich restaurant on 1001 N. Alameda Street, Los Angeles, Ca.
"[Valens suddenly attacks Ed Musso and grabs his gun, pointing it at Musso] Sgt. Ed Musso: Tom, don't! Sgt. Tom Valens: Stow it! Sgt. Ed Musso: Don't make it worse than it is! Sgt. Tom Valens: I can't help it, now you turn around! Turn around! [Valens grabs Musso's handcuffs, cuffs Musso's hands together behind his back, grabs his keys, then leads him to his closet] Sgt. Tom Valens: Just a few more hours, Ed. Sgt. Ed Musso: Go to hell! [Valens locks Musso in the closet, then telephones Walt Cody] Walt Cody: Hello? Sgt. Tom Valens: Walt, this is Tom Valens. Did I wake you? Walt Cody: No, but our date's for eight. If you're thinking of flying to Baja tonight, get yourself another boy. Sgt. Tom Valens: The Baja trip's off. What I've been looking for has been here all the time. Walt Cody: Well that's great! You need help finding it? Sgt. Tom Valens: I thought you'd never ask. Bring your muscles, we're gonna open a grave."
"Mrs. Doris Ruston: We're two of a kind, Mr. Valens, remember, two losers. And according to an old Chinese proverb, when you rub two losers together, sometimes you get surprises... sometimes even fire. Sgt. Tom Valens: I'm a sore loser, Mrs. Ruston... a sore loser."
