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Miami, Florida | Prostitute
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Budget 3,480,000 USD
Templeton Fox, who plays Mrs. Schuyler (the pussycat lady), is the mother, with Robert L. Welch, of Fleetwood Mac guitarist Bob Welch (writer of "Sentimental Lady").
The character Tony Rome appeared in three novels by Marvin H. Albert in the early 1960s: "Miami Mayhem" (filmed as this movie), "Lady in Cement" (Lady in Cement (1968)), and "My Kind of Game".
Tony Rome's convertible car is a 1961 Ford Galaxie Sunliner.
The beach parking lot that Tony Rome drives through before stopping at the hotel early in the movie was Pier Park at the corner of 1st Street and Ocean Drive. It is currently (as of June 2022) the site of Nikki Beach Club.
Stella Stevens turned down the role that was subsequently accepted by Jill St. John. Stevens had a one time date with Frank Sinatra a few years prior. He was looking for a relationship with a woman not interested in a career of her own and spent the entire date trying to talk Stevens into giving up hers. It was their first and last date, and she didn't want to work with him.
"Tony: This isn't a family. It's just a bunch of people living at the same address."
"Mrs. Schuyler: [to a sleeping Rome on the sofa] Mr Rome. Are we alone? Tony: [Rome awakes and looks around] Yeah. Why, what did you have in mind? Mrs. Schuyler: I'm Mrs. Schuyler. I want to hire you. Tony: Well, I'm afraid not. You see I'm tied up on a case this week. Maybe next week. Mrs. Schuyler: Well that will be too late. My pussycat will be dead by then. Tony: [with a bewildered look] Your pussycat? Mrs. Schuyler: Someone's trying to poison her. Tony: Oh. Well, how do you know? Mrs. Schuyler: From her attitude. She's nervous, she's terrified. Tony: Well, you can't bank too much on the attitude of a pussycat. Mrs. Schuyler: Well my pussy used to be so sunny and full of fun, with the sweetest smile. Tony: You got a pussy that smiles? Mrs. Schuyler: No, that's just the point. She's frowning now. She knows. I tell you she knows. Tony: Well, I'm afraid I can't help you, Mrs. Schuyler. Mrs. Schuyler: But, you could at least meet my pussy. Tony: No, no, no. It's not possible. I can't meet your pussy. Why don't you try the Brines Agency - they specialize in pussy that won't smile. Mrs. Schuyler: Oh. Oh, well, thank you, Mr Rome. Thank you. [Mrs. Schuyler walks out the door]"
