Just before the engine hits the lorry on the occupation crossing, there is a shot of its buffer beam. The engine number, 1060, is reversed indicating the film was back to front.
Edmund Lowe works for a detective agency, to which the script wants to give a name similar to Pinkerton's. But Lowe calls his employers Tankerton's, then Taggerton's , and later Packerton's.
A shadow of the boom microphone is visible above the door when Harwood and Fenton both enter and leave Hoyt's apartment when they first speak to him.
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