Trivia

This film achieved some renewed interest when it was shown on Season Five of Mystery Science Theater 3000 (1988)

This is the only cinema movie written by Ian Kennedy Martin who mostly worked on projects for television.

Several scenes were purposely shot twice to provide an alternate version of the scene for television broadcast. The scene where an angry Greta writes on Mitchell's windshield has two versions. The word, "bastard" replaced by "jerk," and in the dinner scene, "goddamn awful butler" is replaced by "lousy butler."

Final theatrical feature film of actor Merlin Olsen.

One trademark of Joe Don Baker's: oranges - particularly peeling them. In Mitchell (1975), he hands the butler (Merlin Olsen's) a peeled-in-one-part orange peel, and in Final Justice (1984) he 'threatens' a bartender by describing and demonstrating his ability at peeling 'just the peel' (again, in a single piece) of an orange, implying hell do the same thing to him.