"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie onAugust 25, 1947 with Bette Davis and Glenn Ford reprising their film roles.
Because of her constant insistence for better productions to work on, and an overall better atmosphere on set, Jack L. Warner asked Bette Davis to produce the film. It would be the first and only time she would be able to do this. Reportedly, she was so overworked and also intrigued by this job that she started a relationship with the director of this film to iron out her mind.
The last film Bette Davis made at Warner Brothers (during her contract from 1932-1949) to make a profit upon release.