" BackgroundRose-Marie(1936) is the film with the best-remembered pairing of "America""s Singing Sweethearts.In Joey""s bedroom (where he had a "Sweet Dreams" poster of a bikinied Pin Up Girl (Hope Marie Carlton) above his TV), he was stretched out on his waterbed watching MTV (with headphones plugged into his stereo) and also readingRolling StoneMagazine." After Rocky returned home that evening, Adrian asked why he had agreed to fight.He responded that he had made his choice: "I just gotta do what I gotta do," and he expected to leave soon to train in Russia." Silhouetted figures were vaguely seen canoodling through the door.Cash-hungry, desperate, bankrupt, wild-eyed, hustling, has-been Broadway producer Max Bialystock (Zero Mostel) was entertaining and romancing a rich, love-starved little old lady for her money.