] Joan Fontaine""s own production company produced the film.John Houseman, Orson Welles"" former partner and the uncredited co-author ofCitizen Kane (1941), was the film""s producer, through Rampart Productions (a company owned by William Dozier and his wife, actress Joan Fontaine).The memorable, expressionistic grave-robbing scene occurs near the Bavarian mountain village of Goldstadt...Wait a minute, men.Don""t let""s go off half-cocked and do something we""ll be sorry for.We want to act in a reasoned and legitimate manner, not like a lawless mob...You mustn""t do his thing.YOU MUST NOT!...If I can make this thing regular, that""s all I ask.But he is ignored by the popular sentiment and told hat the men will take the law into their own hands with a "neck-tie party" because local criminal justice is too slow and imperfect: "One good fast job without no legal papers and that""s all there is to it.As part of the continuing flashback, Austrian court composer Antonio Salieri returned to the palace""s vast Grand Salon where the concert had just taken place.