As the camera moves further to the left, it rests on the elevators in the lobby.Two individuals emerge from one of the elevators: Hildy Johnson (Rosalind Russell), wearing a striped suit and matching hat, and her overly-attentive fiancee Bruce Baldwin (Ralph Bellamy).At least three other films also used Atlantic City as a backdrop:The King of Marvin Gardens (1972),The Color of Money (1986)andThe Pick-up Artist (1987), as well as the popular, recent TV seriesBoardwalk Empire (2010-2014).To find employment, Michaeldisguised himself as his own cross-dressing alter-ego named ""Dorothy Michaels"" - a middle-aged feminist with padding, and won a role in a soap opera.Over the decades, all of the main characters aged with graying temples (and the sets also advanced into modernity).