She briefly described the reason for the emergency - her stubborn husband Leo Minosa (Richard Benedict), he adult son of the trading post owner, was trapped by a cave-in of rocks inside the ancient, haunted Indian cliff dwelling.The intriguing murder story is told with a flashback structure reminiscent ofCitizen Kane (1941).Successful promotional copy for the film read:"Pleasedon""t tell anyone what Mildred Pierce did."The gripping and cynical film was nominated for six Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Supporting Actress (Eve Arden and Ann Blyth, both with their only career nomination), Best Screenplay (Ranald MacDougall), and Best B/W Cinematography (Ernest Haller who had previously co-won the Color Cinematography Oscar forGone With the Wind (1939)).Does that sound familiar? The Rabbit""s Foot? Where is it?" Davian began counting to ten, threatening to kill terrified captive Julia (Michelle Monaghan) gagged near him, unless he revealed the location of the film""s McGuffin, the Rabbit""s Foot.Mabel the Ugly Stepsister (voice of Regis Philbin) served him at the bar, where he bought a round of drinks (Fuzzy Navels) for various Fairytale Villains, knights, pirates, witches, and more wronged characters, including: Captain Hook (voice of Ian McShane), the Evil Queen (voice of Susanne Blakeslee), Stromboli the Puppet Master (voice of Chris Miller), and a Cyclops (Mark Valley).