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Budget 3,050,000 USD
Box Office Collection 10,390,000 USD
Catherine Deneuve plays a call-girl in this movie. Deneuve was famous for doing the same previously in Luis Buñuel's Belle de Jour (1967). During the 1970s, Denueve was quoted in the UK film magazine "Photoplay" that all she does is play prostitutes.
The movie was produced by Robert Aldrich and Burt Reynolds under their RoBurt company. The company name is an amalgam of their first names, Ro (for Robert) and Burt.
Original promotional artwork for this film seen on movie posters and video slicks shows a red silhouette of a woman's body almost form part of the letter E of the movie's red-lettered '"HUSTLE"' title. The image merges with the character at the bottom right corner of the letter E. The intention is that the image is a dead body, as per the film's police crime story.
The red sports car that Burt Reynolds drives is a 1973 Ford Mustang Convertible.
Director Robert Aldrich once said of this film: "This isn't the first police story, nor the last. What is unique is the fascinating variety of characters, multi-faceted, and interesting in depth."
"Lt. Phil Gaines: Don't you know where you live, Marty? Can't you smell the bananas? You know what country you live in? You live in Guatamala with color television."
"Nicole Britton: There is not one civilized place for the food here. Lt. Phil Gaines: You're such a snob. I hear the McDonald's is opening up a store on the Champs-Elysee. Nicole Britton: Nevair! Paris stands like a fortress against the hamburger. Lt. Phil Gaines: That's what they said about Coca-Cola. Nicole Britton: Oh yeah? Lt. Phil Gaines: Yeah. Nicole Britton: Bingo!"
