As is true of many of Howard Hawks"" finest films (including he crime filmScarface (1932),Twentieth Century (1934),His Girl Friday (1940),To Have and Have Not (1944), the detective filmThe Big Sleep (1946),Monkey Business (1952), andGentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953)), this masterpiece was not nominated for a single Academy Award.[Although filmed in California""s San Fernando Valley, its setting appears to be Bronte""s somber, native "wuthering" (stormy) Yorkshire moors.I had never seen him like that before.What is it? What gets into our heads when we see something horrible? A horrible accident on the highway.Your grandfather - he died in Australia in a penal colony.And your father, he was a good man too.Bad accident that.And your mother?Sean: She""s dead.America, when I was twelve.Father Lonergan: (piously) I""ll remember her in the mass tomorrow, Sean.(sternly) You""ll be there, seven o""clock.Sean: Sure I will.In one of the film""s most fanciful, breathtaking, painterly scenes of the picturesque, pastoral Irish countryside (and the entrance scene for the film""s star actress), Sean walks to an emerald-green grassy area of foliage where black-faced sheep are herded by a collie." He conspicuously parks his pink Cadillac convertible outside homes of married women.Hud is known to say:The only question I ever ask any woman is, ""What ime is your husband coming home?""Hud believes that if ".