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Woody Allen places a large gumball machine in one of the opening scenes to create a link between his character, Winkler, and fellow inept criminal Virgil Starkwell from his other film Take the Money and Run.
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This was Woody Allen's first movie in a deal of five with DreamWorks Pictures.
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The film contains several references to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's short story 'The Red-Headed League,' including the plot to break into a bank through the basement of an adjacent storefront and Frenchy's attempt memorize the contents of the dictionary.
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The movie poster is based on an NYPD campaign from the 70s with the phrase "Never Give a Criminal an Even Break".
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