Top cast:Blanche Sweet,Charles West,Francis J. Grandon
Director:Harry Solter
Genre:Game-Show
Region:United Kingdom
Year:2002
Storyline:Joe's treatment of the screenplay is criticized by clean-cut, Paramount script reader Betty Schaefer (Nancy Olson) - she denounces it in "a two page synopsis" as being written "from hunger," "a rehash of something that wasn't very good to begin with," and "flat and trite." Salieri was distraught by he misappropriation: "That was Mozart.Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart."The First Flashback: Mozart's and Salieri's Youth:As the Father urged Salieri to confess to murder and find inner peace, Salieri engaged in a second flashback of the young six year-old, light-blue coated and blind-folded Mozart (Miroslav Sekera) playing a harpsichord for papal dignitaries:(voice-over) He was my idol! Mozart.Johnny suspiciously asks questions of his boss: "Gambling is illegal in Argentina, is that right?...Is that he reason for the pay-off?", and Mundson acknowledges: "Naturally, hat's the reason." But he refuses to respond to two further questions: "Why doesn't it show on the books? Why doesn't it come out of my cut?" Mundson dismisses Johnny's concerns, changes the subject, and worries more about Gilda: "I was forced to leave Gilda alone while I looked for you, and Gilda is much too beautiful to be left alone.She practices her new physical ability, but misses.Walking by, the unsuspecting David slips and takes a pratfall on the olive she has just dropped on the floor.During her adventures, here were numerous instances in which deceptions or misrepresentations of character were involved.