Mrs.Louise Eastman (Kathryn Givney), son Earl (Keefe Brasselle) and daughter Marsha Eastman (Lois Chartand) express their concern about his unexpected visit and his midwestern, lower class, fundamentlist background (George was a bellhop in a Chicago hotel and his parents were "active in religious work" - probably mission workers):Mr.He was liberated and freed at last from his obsessive bondage, and decided to remain in England and propose marriage to Sally right away:I had to be free to realize that.There""s nothing in history books.There are no pictures on stamps or money."Miles: "Yes, he actually was President of the United States.But I know that whenever he used to leave the White House, the Secret Service used to count the silverware.[Note: Other films that caused the same sensation included he earlier 50s filmThe Wild One (1953)with Marlon Brando,Blackboard Jungle (1955), andHigh School Confidential (1958).