As the piece begins, sections of the orchestra - shadows of the players including violinists, cellists, and French hornists - light up to emphasize their playing, against other colorful backdrops.The B/W cinematography of Leo Tover emphasized expressionistic dark noirish shadows - not typical for sci-fi films.Producer Jack Warner""s will prevailed and the Cockney flower vendor character played by little-known Julie Andrews on Broadway was replaced by well-known, non-singing ""Cinderella"" actress Audrey Hepburn (whose voice was dubbed by Marnie Nixon although Hepburn sang her own tracks) - to guarantee greater box-office business.Trickles of suffocating sand flowed down upon them, so Tatum ordered Herbie to stay back before he proceeded along by himself - he offhandedly mentioned and hinted that he wanted the story for himself, even though it was risky: ("I like the odds").