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Burt Reynolds once said of his co-star Goldie Hawn in this movie: "Goldie Hawn and I had been talking for five years about doing a movie together. She's someone who makes me laugh. Really laugh. I knew her when she was a dumb blonde and even then she was one of the smartest people I knew" and "We'd meet for dinner and compare notes on the scripts we'd read and liked, but we always ran up against the same problem. The male role always dominated the female character or vice versa. They didn't seem to be writing the kind of give-and-take comedies that Tracy and Hepburn [Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn] or Cary Grant and Jean Arthur used to do."

Goldie Hawn mentions Teresa Wright not being on the train in Depuis ton départ (1944). It was Jennifer Jones, not Wright.

ABC edited 13 minutes from this film for its 1986 network television premiere.

Featured in At the Movies: Dueling Critics (1983)