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Publicity | Prohibition Era
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Best Music Original Song | 1965
Best Music Scoring of Music Adaptation or Treatment | 1965 | Nelson
Best Original Score Written for a Motion Picture or Television Show | 1965
Best Written American Musical | 1965
On the same day as the funeral scene was filmed, President John F. Kennedy (a personal friend of Frank Sinatra's) was assassinated.
A scene depicting a kidnapping was filmed, but cut when star Frank Sinatra's son was kidnapped.
Although his name doesn't appear in the credits, the distinctive voice of the "radio announcer" heard emanating from the speaker outside the radio supply store twice during the movie belongs to Paul Frees.
After the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, Frank Sinatra regretted for the rest of his life leaving in the line "You come over like George Washington I'll send you back like Abe Lincoln."
The two lesser-known Rat Packers, Joey Bishop and Peter Lawford, don't appear in this film. They were essentially "replaced" by Peter Falk and Bing Crosby, respectively.
"Little John: When your opponent's sittin' there holding all aces, there's only one thing left to do: Kick over the table."
"Robbo: You look like the day they fixed the electricity at the death house."
