It""s not office politics or jealousy or any of that stuff.It""s booze! It""s booze!...We have more than a couple of drinks, we get drunk! And we stay drunk most of the time.Later, after going on a ""bender,"" a desperate and frenzied Joe madly tears apart and smashes the contents of his father-in-law""s greenhouse-nursery to search for a hidden bottle of liquor.Executive-produced by Steven Spielberg.No Academy Awards nominations.Also nominated for a Razzie Award for "Worst Remake or Sequel."With a production budget of $93 million, and box-office gross receipts of $181 million (domestic) and $369 million (worldwide).In an impulsive moment and possibly to spite her father, she has just married (in name only) a worthless playboy, King Westley (Jameson Thomas), a fortune-hunting, ne""er-do-well celebrity aviator.Wyler""s Best Picture-winningMrs.Miniver (1942)can be considered as a companion piece to this film, from the British perspective.The superb, eloquent, and realistically-intimate film was nominated for eight Academy Awards and won seven Oscars: Best Picture (Samuel Goldwyn""ssolecompetitive Oscar win), Best Actor (Fredric March - his second Oscar - the first was forDr.I don""t want any more of your surprises").She asked why Dave had earlier deserted her in Canada, had run off with Chrissie, and impregnated her.