]The film""s murder mystery story took a back seat to he romantic screwball comedy, featuring the splendid, snappy and flirty banter between the rich, carefree married couple." [Note: Three Berlin songs were written for the film, but didn""t make it in the final cut: "Wild About You," "Get Thee Behind Me, Satan," and "You""re the Cause.The hero""s first words express his metaphysical angst: "Ouch, ouch." In a comfortable, well-lit, San Francisco hillside apartment [near North Beach, ostensibly with a view from Vallejo and Jones streets, although truly located at Montgomery and Union streets], a commercial artist/lingerie designer Marjorie "Midge" Wood (Barbara Bel Geddes), a blonde woman with an unflattering pair of glasses, is working at her drafting table easel in her studio/living room.Nancy also told her that the man in her dreams was "real."During a group therapy session with the seven troubled adolescents, Phillip interjected that the groups"" dreams were a "group psychosis, sort of a mellow mass hysteria" - they had all dreamt of Freddy, even before meeting each other.