" He skeptically replied: "You saying somebody else killed Tina? Who?" She described the phantom killer who used dreams to kill people:"I don""t know who he is.The soundtrack album sold over 16 million copies and was one of the op-selling albums in US history.It was responsible for a resurgence of the Disco Craze phenomenon for a few years, launching hot disco clubs (like Studio 54) and the film super-stardom of then 23-year old John Travolta.It was unnecessarily modernized asFather of the Bride (1991), starring Steve Martin as the beleaguered father George Banks, with Diane Keaton as his wife Nina, and Kimberly Williams as daughter Annie.It was his 115th feature film, and he was already a four-time Best Director Oscar winner (The Informer (1935),The Grapes of Wrath (1940),How Green Was My Valley (1941), andThe Quiet Man (1952)) - all for his pictures of social comment rather than his quintessential westerns.They were all so...what shall I say? Intellectually devised....Every one had a definite central heme.Brains, you know....Most prologues, Mr.Kent, are utterly commonplace.But yours, yours have meaning.What was it Ruskin said? ""That intangible something.""" Nan interrupted, asking: "What ever happened to that boyfriend of yours? Is he still a bootlegger?" Vivian""s comment about a book titled ""Slavery in Old Africa"" inspired another ""unit"" idea in Kent - an astonishingly racist premise:"I can see it now.