It became a Tony winner and made the song "I""ll Never Fall in Love Again" a hit.Plot SynopsisThe film""s credits play atop a view of the second-story apartment window of a lonely, young, vulnerable, and subordinate office clerk, C."Film Notables (Awards, Facts, etc.)A sequel and a repeat story (with a greater and more expensive scale of special effects) by writer-director Steven Sommers (with most of the same crew), and many of the characters from the first film.The film""s production, the first of Kubrick""s films produced independently in England, was marked by:a long casting search for the proper ""Lolita"" (Kubrick decided upon blue-eyed blonde Sue Lyon, a fourteen-year-old television actress in her screen debut, and almost 16 by the time the film was released)the appointment of Nabokov to write the screenplay for his own lengthy novelKubrick""s rewriting (with co-producer James B.Instead, it would be provided by a solo instrument -- a zither.The jaunty but haunting musical score by Viennese composer/performer Anton Karas lingers long after the film""s viewing with its twangy, mermerizing, lamenting, disconcerting (and sometimes irritating) hurdy-gurdy tones.Brady in the head, made violent love to Miss Morris and set fire to 300,000 copies of ""Little Women."" That""s what happened at the office.But as he walks across his living room floor, preparing o settle down and read a manuscript his firm is planning to publish, he steps on one of his son""s roller skates he believes was deliberately set in his path.