Muley""s son: All right, where""s the bank?Agent: Tulsa.What""s the use of pickin"" on him? He ain""t nothin"" but the manager.And he""s half-crazy hisself tryin"" to keep up with his orders from the East.Muley: Then who do we shoot?Agent: Brother, I don""t know.If I did, I""d tell ya.I just don""t know who""s to blame.Muley: I""m right here to tell you, mister, there ain""t nobody gonna push me off my land! My grandpaw took up this land seventy years ago." He begged her: "I just want to go home, Mick" - distressing Adrian further when he referred to her by the name of his deceased former trainer.]The stylistic film, shot in only thirty-six days - an adult story with children as major characters, was extremely unusual and unpopular for its time for other reasons.The charming, sparkling screenplay that satirizes the Communist political system with sexual humor was written by Billy Wilder (before he became a director), Charles Brackett and Walter Reisch, based on a screen story by Melchior Lengyel.With Palmer in the same opera box, Boris was seated in the darkness behind a red curtain, with only his hand showing -- typical of the kind of entrances reserved for horror film characters.