Miniver (1942),The Lost Weekend (1945), andGentleman""s Agreement (1947).This was the third of three films that Cary Grant made with Stevens, followingGunga Din (1939), andPenny Serenade (1941)(for which Grant received his first of two Best Actor career nominations)." To which the younger, bull-headed Oliver defiantly asks: "What offends you more, Father, that she""s Catholic, or poor?" He ultimately responds: "Father, you don""t know the time of day." The plot was inspired by a true event hat occurred on August 29, 1900, when four members of George Leroy Parker""s (Butch Cassidy) ""Hole in the Wall"" gang halted the No.In a point-of-view angle, Bart looks up at the ominous figure, terrified that he has been caught.In the next brightly lit scene, a shamed Bart sits by himself silhouetted in front of a courtroom window, hunched over in a chair with his arms held in front of him - he listens to others giving testimony before Judge Willoughby (Morris Carnovsky) in a small-town courtroom about his obsession with guns.Hoping to leave the city soon to escape north to Canada where there were no people, Denbo went looking for "little fat man" midget Chihuahua (Phil Fondacaro) when he discovered his newly-purchased car was missing.