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After years of rejecting offers to star in a TV series, Richard Widmark finally succumbed to Universal and NBC-TV's offer for a series. The pilot, Brock's Last Case (1973). was rejected, however, and Widmark was asked to play Madigan in a segment of the NBC Wednesday Mystery Movie during the 1972-73 season. The series was canceled after one season despite usually finishing in the top 30 of the Nielsen ratings.
Film debut of Lloyd Haynes.
Three cast members with key supporting roles (Michael Dunn, Inger Stevens, Steve Ihnat) all died within six years of the film's release, before they were 40 years old.
Don Siegel says in his biography that Inger Stevens felt very uncomfortable during the shooting because the producer Frank Rosenberg pushed her to rehearse a very difficult and poignant scene whilst she also had to shoot wardrobe tests throughout the day. A totally impossible schedule to follow, according to Siegel.
The portrait hanging in Commissioner Russell's office is of Theodore Roosevelt, who at one time was New York City Police Commissioner.
"Commissioner Anthony X. Russell: [after Kane drops his shield on Russell's desk] What am I supposed to do with that? Chief Insp. Charles Kane: Commissioner, I thought you'd never ask."
"Det. Daniel Madigan: I'm in love with Julia. Jonesy: Who's asking for love?"
