The film had a confusing title - often thought of as the chemical symbol for water.With a production budget of approximately $17 million, and box-office gross revenues of $55 million (domestic) and $73 million (worldwide)...(Shaking his finger) Slow down, kid.Because he has missed his own dinner, he must make do with a frozen chicken TV dinner, which he washes down with a bottle of Coke in front of the TV in the living room - the only programming on his picture set is old movies "from the world""s greatest library of film classics" with "Greta Garbo, John Barrymore, Joan Crawford, Wallace Beery, and Lionel Barrymore inGrand Hotel" - a tongue-in-cheek parallel to the many comings and goings of the temporary ""hotel"" guests in his own apartment.On the way, Jonathan admitted to his sister that he had actually pickpocketed the map "from a drunk at the local casbah," who was then jailed while "looking for a good time.Their films included:Woman of the Year (1942), d.George Stevens; ied as the pair""s best filmKeeper of the Flame (1942), d.George CukorWithout Love (1945), d.Harold S.BucquetThe Sea of Grass (1947), d.Elia Kazan""s second film; the least typical of all Tracy/Hepburn filmsState of the Union (1948), d.Frank CapraAdam""s Rib (1949), d.George CukorPat and Mike (1952),d.George CukorDesk Set (1957), d.Walter LangGuess Who""s Coming to Dinner (1967), d.Stanley KramerCukor had previously directed Hepburn inA Bill of Divorcement (1932)(in her screen debut), and in her comeback filmThe Philadelphia Story (1940).