The young, naive, tremulous, Prussian-born bride-to-be Princess, with blonde ringlets, was summoned into the presence of her royal family members.The sharp-edged, stylized screenplay, by Ernest Lehman (known forSabrina (1954),The King and I (1956), and later forNorth by Northwest (1959),West Side Story (1961),The Sound of Music (1965), andWho""s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966)) and the acclaimed left-wing American playwright Clifford Odets (known forGolden Boy (1939), Humoresque (1946)andThe Big Knife (1955)), was based on Lehman""s own original novelette (retitled asTell Me About It Tomorrowwhen published inCosmopolitanin 1950).Rose: Mr.Allnut?Charlie: (smugly) I""m still right here, Miss.There ain""t much of any other place I could be on a thirty-foot boat, ha, ha, ha.Rose: You""re a machinist, aren""t you? I mean, wasn""t that your position at the mine?Charlie: Yes, a kind of a fixer.Great Scene (s):the two instances of Captain Kirk and Dr.McCoy teaching Spock how to sing the campfire sing-along song: "Row Row Row Your Boat", Dr.McCoy""s cautioning Captain Kirk about questioning the God-Entity: "Jim! You don""t ask the Almighty for his I.