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Michael Caine said of this movie in a 2002 interview with "Venice Magazine", "That was a lovely little film, but it was too small for its own good, really. It got lost. It was the sort of film, were it made today, that would be great as a film for HBO, or something. But at the time, it just got lost in the system."

When Graham first gets into the cab to go to the train station, he tells the cab driver "Grand Central Station". Grand Central Station is New York City's main post office, the train station is "Grand Central Terminal".

While it is factually correct that the official name of the train station is Grand Central Terminal, it is still colloquially referred to as Grand Central Station by many New Yorkers. Also, Grand Central Station is not the name of the post office, that is just Grand Central; Grand Central Station is actually the name of the subway station which is located adjacent to Grand Central Terminal.

Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Blue Steel/Lord of the Flies/Nuns of the Run/The Last of the Finest/Black Rain (1990)