She tells Mammy:I'm too young to be a widow.She weeps to her mother, not about the loss of her husband, but about her boring future and the prospect of wearing black: "My life is over.He tensely warned Cabot: "For you to get involved here, it's like sleeping with another man's wife, and what you are suggesting is that afterward, they can all live together under the same roof.")Disharmony and tragedy in the poetic film's conclusion arise because of the conflict between the male protagonists in a fatal, fiery love triangle, who both demand the exclusive love of a female.Film Notables (Awards, Facts, etc.)With a production budget of $54 million, and box-office gross receipts of $108 million (domestic).Warner Bros.released the film in Europe at the end of 1980, but waited about seven months later to release it in the summer of 1981 in the US.On the porch swing, Blake vowed to seek revenge against Freddy for Trey's death: "I'm gonna get him for you, Trey.