It is the definitive film on greed, althoughWall Street (1987)with Michael Douglas"" Best Actor-winning role as Gordon Gecko comes close.[Note: Hepburn""s suggested itle for the play wasThe Answer to This Malden""s Prayer.]After several commercial failures and labeled "box office poison" in 1938 byPhotoplay Magazine, Hepburn struck out on her own by bringing the property to MGM after buying he film rights to the play.He instructs her: "Don""t look at your feet.Look at me," and Catherine is again flattered by his deferential attentiveness - and they even have a second dance together.I have a better plan...I can gain control of Freedonia much easier by marrying Mrs.Teasdale.Vera: Ha, ha, ha.Maybe that""s not going to be so easy...From what I hear, you see, Mrs.Teasdale is rather sweet on this Rufus T.Firefly.Trentino: Oh, well that""s where you come in.I""m going to place him in your hands.And I don""t have to tell you what to do or how to...Firefly""s secretary Bob Rolland (Zeppo Marx, in his LAST Marx Bros.film) arrives and assures Mrs.Teasdale, in song, hat the absent statesman will appear "When the Clock on the Wall Strikes Ten." When the clock on the wall does strike ten, pretty dancing girls scatter rose petals and kneel in homage between an impressive lineup of helmeted, sword-bearing guards along the entrance way with swords uplifted.Thomas retreated to a balcony, where a rogue figure approached, later identified as John Harrison (Benedict Cumberbatch), and claimed: "I can save her.