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.She was still an angry and traumatized young lady, undergoing therapy for her post-traumatic syndrome condition, although Annie encouraged her: "One day at a time, babe.In the baby""s bedroom, she stared at the crib of her infant daughter and imagined crib death: "Rudyard, she""s not breathing.She realized that the celebration wasn""t very traditional: "This isn""t the Junior Chamber of Commerce, Brad!" Janet began to whine and complain: "Look, I""m cold and I""m wet, and I""m just plain scared.