This macabre comedy film was un-nominated for Academy Awards.The film""s screenplay was written by Julius J.Epstein and Philip G.Epstein.The macabre farce was based on Joseph Kesselring""s successful Broadway play of the same name, and delayed in its exhibition and release for three years until the New York play ended its run." The main reactor was shut down and they were concerned about their coming doom.Rebel soldiers took their positions at he end of the corridor, preparing to defend the door from an assault of boarding white-armored stormtroopers, the Emperor""s elite soldiers.She immediately clashed with him, upset him and ruffled his feathers - by also teasing with him and prodding him about his personal life - although he was still drawn toward her.Originally, a gruesome execution scene at the end of the film, in which the claims manager watched as the convicted protagonist was led to the death chamber at San Quentin, was cut, discarded, and replaced with its present ending - one in which the murderer was also justly punished for his crime.