Norman keeps referring to Harold""s secret wish to buy an "orange ranch" sight unseen, and move to California if Uncle Bean doesn""t pull through.Budgeted at $4.55 million, the film was a box-office success, garnering $21.3 million.It was nominated for nine Academy Awards including Best Picture, Best Director (Walter Lang), Best Actress and Best Color Cinematography (Leon Shamroy), with five Oscars including Best Actor (Brynner), Best Music Score (Alfred Newman & Ken Darby), Best Color Art Director/Set Decoration, Best Color Costume Design, and Best Sound (Carlton W.Bart steps forward and whirls around in fear o turn his back toward the broken store window and cover up the gaping hole in the window - he outstretches his arms [in a crucifixion pose?], and then reaches in to furtively steal the gun.With the tagline: "There Was Never Just One."It was not a prequel or a remake, but what was called a "side-quel" or spin-off with a new major character.Tell him theMorning Postwill be behind him hook, line, and sinker."After dismissing his buddies, Hildy remarks: "Walter, I see you""re still at it." Although he takes a seat for himself, she must ask for the simplest common courtesy for herself: "Do you mind if I sat down?" She plops herself on a desk and then asks for one of his cigarettes ("Oh, may I have one of those?").