Its title was a takeoff on the similar film title,The Philadelphia Story (1940).It was thefifthof eight films that Sturges wrote and directed for Paramount Studios between his most prolific years, from 1940 and 1946:The Great McGinty (1940)Christmas in July (1940)The Lady Eve (1941)Sullivan""s Travels (1942)The Palm Beach Story (1942)The Miracle of Morgan""s Creek (1944)Hail the Conquering Hero (1944)The Great Moment (1946)The film is literally full of choice, timeless, quotable lines of dialogue, although a portion of the film is slightly dated (the character of the black train porter)." He further vowed: "Kaufman is never going to seeDead Reckoningagain.And when I get it, I""m gonna do what I want with it." And as midnight approached, there was no sign that Kaufman would pay the ransom money to Cholo, and Mouse (waiting at the port""s dock boathouse by the river to receive the money) had been killed by a zombie attack.And I might live to see thee married once, I have my wish." Since hat is the topic which Lady Capulet wishes to broach, she urges her shy, sweet, and innocent daughter to consider marrying potential husband Paris - who will be present at the evening""s party:Lady Capulet: How stands your disposition to be married?Juliet: (humbled) It is an honor that I dream not of.There was an intensive investigation but his murder case went unsolved.]The other starring role belonged to a modern day, B-movie hack screenwriter/narrator (William Holden, although Montgomery Clift was once considered for the role) who spoke beyond the grave as a phantom narrator.After the loud gunshot echoed hroughout the camp, Caesar plunged off the cliffside into the underbrush of the forest, as the rest of the ape village went up in flames.