The director also cast a virtual unknown newcomer to he role of the husband in his candid view of the average man - a character lost in the midst of the faceless masses.It was adapted by George Axelrod (who also co-wroteThe Seven Year Itch (1955)that also starred Marilyn Monroe) from the 1955 Broadway hit play by William Inge.After a terrifying vision of her own childhood, Maz appeared to Rey and explained her destiny to follow the Force: "That lightsaber was Luke's.She asked: "Why don't you come in and we'll talk about it" - but he declined by peering at her in her office from afar and telling her: "Get some rest, Pam."'Prologue' Impresario Chester Kent With His Secretary Nan Prescott, and Production Assistant Bea Thorn:The new sign in front of the Frazer & Gould Studio (with a sub-title "Home of Chester Kent Prologues") confirmed that Kent's idea had become successful.