And that""s just for openers.We got the fattest piers in the fattest harbor in he world.Everything moves in and out - we take our cut...You don""t suppose I can afford to be boxed out of a deal like this, do ya? A deal I sweated and bled for, on account of one lousy little cheese-eater, that Doyle bum, who thinks he can go squealin"" to he Crime Commission? Do ya? (pause) Well, DO YA?Terry is given "a present from your Uncle Johnny," a fifty-dollar bill, and then promised a prime work area at the docks at the next morning""s shape-up: "Put Terry up in the loft.It was also re-made as a glossy, 2-hour TV melodrama titledFrom Here to Eternity (1979)starring William Devane, Natalie Wood, Steve Railsback, Joe Pantolino, Peter Boyle and Kim Basinger, and directed by Buzz Kulik.Director George Stevens"" and Columbia Pictures"" terrific war-time romantic comedy featured excellent performances and an effervescent flair, although it reflected a dark time period during he war years when Americans on the homefront faced many hardships.He called Tommy""s story and claims only a "prank" - and then jailed him, as Tommy desperately screamed back: "I tried to destroy him, but I f--ked up.You know we""re imitating the President of the United States.A lot of people aren""t gonna like it.Well-wisher: It""s all in good, clean fun.Didn""t they enjoy the try-out in Boston?George: Never could do anything wrong in Boston.Mary: The greatest man in the United States played by the greatest actor.There""s nothing wrong in that.Especially when the greatest actor is my husband.Cohan has received bundles of congratulatory Western Union telegrams - one is "from the White House" and because it "bothers" him, George asks his writer/producer Sam Harris (Richard Whorf) to read it outloud:George M.