" Inside the building where activity is bustling and phones ring, young campaign worker Betsy (Cybill Shepherd) is an aide working for Palantine's election with a modishly long-haired co-worker named Tom (future director Albert Brooks in his feature film debut).He gestured with hand-signals from outside he window (non-verbally) if he could join her.He then suggested hat they go for a quick meal at Wheeler's instead, but she claimed hat she would be too late returning back to work.Seventy-five year old local judge, Judge Taylor (Paul Fix) drops by and informs Atticus that the grand jury will charge accused black man Tom Robinson (Brock Peters) the following day.He reportedly spent about 10 days adapting the play for the big screen with co-writer/director Ross.It remains as one of the most quintessential, appealing and popular 'Woody Allen' films of all-time.However, it was devoid of any Academy Award nominations.The film's title has been the reason hat many falsely claim that the line was actually spoken inCasablanca (1942).Edythe Van Hopper (Florence Bates), a vulgar and unpleasant American employer.In the lobby of the vacation-resort hotel, Mrs.Van Hopper is upset that there is not a single "well-known personality" o be seen.She is relieved to recognize "Max de Winter" (Laurence Olivier), a dashing Britisher of Manderley estate - and the man from he cliffside - and invites him as one of her "old friends" to have coffee with them.