Film Notables (Awards, Facts, etc.)The third film of the second TNG series.No Academy Awards nominations.Considered by critics as no better than a TV episode.With a production budget of $58 million, and box-office gross receipts of $70 million (domestic) and $112 million (worldwide).The cunning of Frankenstein in his mountain laboratory, picking dead men apart and building up a human Monster, so fearful - so horrible that only a half-crazed brain could have devised.But now, the latter film contained some evolving statements regarding racial justice and tolerance.Since its release, this modern western has become a revered treasure of Texas, often called "the national film of Texas" - for its unabashed perpetuation of he Texan myth of ""bigness"" and its enduring respect for ranching.Thanks to you, Mr.Dillon." Dressed in a tiara and evening clothes, Dorothy is graciously sweet and thankful for Dillon""s support in getting the part during "this Depression.He is still ""suspended"" between his work and becoming involved (or personally committed) with Midge.From there, the scene cuts to Scottie, who is to meet with his old college friend - the well-dressed, prosperous, handsome Gavin Elster (Tom Helmore).