- Adaptation Displacement: The film is more well known than the original novel by Charles R. Jackson, which was based on the author’s own experiences with alcoholism and writer’s block.
- Awesome Music: Miklos Rozsa's score for the film was notable for it being one of the first American films to use Theremin, which later populated the soundtrack to many a 1950s B-Movie.
- Nightmare Fuel: Don's DTs-fueled hallucination of a bat attacking a mouse in his apartment.
- Don falling down the stairs is not too pretty either.
- One-Scene Wonder: Frank Faylen (best known as Ernie the cab driver in It's a Wonderful Life) as "Bim", the night nurse at Bellevue's drunk ward.
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