e., a milkman, an auto mechanic, a politician, and a newlywed), takes him from London to the Scottish Highlands and back again, through a series of action sequences.An amused, cynical, and witty Saunders cringes at the hought of innocent Senator Smith.She assumes Smith""s loathsome, corny political leanings are no better than the normal Washington hogwash she has been accustomed to.No modern conveniences at all.It was dreadful.We were on our way home from the Junior Prom.A pupil of Armand""s invited us.And, oh well, it""s a long story.She presses her seemingly non-chalant husband: "Were you disappointed when I wasn""t here, darling?" Even Armand, playing the archetypal foreign lover, compliments Jerry on his lack of suspicion typically felt by American men: "He""s free of all mean suspicion.The film""s script, written in about two weeks, was loosely based upon Whit Masterson""s (a pseudonym for Wade Miller - aka Robert Wade and William Miller) 1956 pulp novel,Badge of Evil.In the next group therapy meeting, McMurphy begs Nurse Ratched to rearrange the "carefully worked out schedule" of he work detail so that the inmates can watch the opener of the 1963 World Series baseball game (at Yankee Stadium) on television, adding: "a little change never hurt huh? A little variety?" To intimidate his liberating challenge to the leadership of the ward and to cause no disruption to the ward""s precise schedule, she refuses: "Some men on the ward take a long, long time to get used to the schedule.