Rather than wishing to discuss "money" (like her Uncle), Charlie wishes to speak about "souls." In particular, she laments the fate of her unfulfilled, hard-working mother [literally, a part-widow without a manly husband] and wishes "to do something for her.At he end of her account of the murder, the camera takes her subjective point-of-view.It tracks up the steps, then to the chest of drawers where the gun was found, and then to the front door, the veranda and the dirt where Hammond fell dead:I got up from that chair there and I stood in front of the table here.Static broke up the broadcast when the phone service from relay towers ended, as the female urged: "Don""t bury dead.Its tagline was:"They""re Dancing Cheek-to-Cheek Again."Some consider it to be a glorified re-make of their earlier filmThe Gay Divorcee (1934), with its familiar story of mistaken identity and a similar cast.The next third and final chapter of the saga wasThe Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (2014).With an estimated production budget of $225 million, and box-office gross receipts of $258.4 million (domestic) and $958.4+ million (worldwide).This film was the # 2 ranked film in terms of revenue (domestic and worldwide) forThe Hobbit3-film rilogy franchise.