It was votedthe #1 British Film of the 20th Centuryby the esteemed British Film Institute (BFI).It was co-produced by Hungarian-born Alexander Korda and American movie mogul David O.Selznick.Because Korda gave American distribution rights to Selznick (who cut eleven minutes from the original British version), the credits of the US version include Selznick references.)), and director Billy Wilder""s Oscar-winning dramaThe Apartment (1960).Six years later, Vidor independently produced and directed a ""talkie"" sequel toThe Crowd(intended as part of a film rilogy) titledOur Daily Bread (1934)- it was a Depression-Era, hard-times social drama about an idealistic man who was running a farm cooperative organized as a socialistic society - in the country away from the crowd.Must be a hundred head of ""em."In their hotel room that evening, Bo sat in a bathtub as the shower water rained down on him while singing and scrubbing his back.Nick: But it didn""t hurt -Catherine: No.Nick: Because you didn""t love him --Catherine: That""s right.Nick: Even though you were f--king him.Catherine: You still get the pleasure.Didn""t you ever f--k anybody else when you were married, Nick?Lt.Walker: How did you know he was married?Catherine: Maybe I was just guessing.What difference does it make? (She mocks and taunts him) Would you like a cigarette, Nick? (She lights a cigarette for herself)Corelli: Do you two know each other?Nick: No.