[A record of sorts, it was thefirstUS feature film to show a bathroom with a toilet bowl.]With a novice actor (James Murray) in the lead role, he film was simply a realistic, bittersweet drama of the existence of an ordinary common and average American (an Everyman prototype embodied in a white-collar worker) trying to make it with his wife in the monolithic big city - but without any maudlin sentimentality, extreme passion, exploitation of romance, or escapist melodrama.He ran off into the temple ruins of Karnak, where the bracelet revealed the next stop in the journey -- the temple island of Philae.This sets up a very harmful mental conflict within her.What is she going to think? Who is she going to believe? And by filling them full of fairy tales, they grow up considering life a fantasy instead of a reality.Momentarily, Rosemary hinks that Terry resembles a famous nude model/actress (in one of he film""s in-jokes):I""m sorry.She was scared to be in a man""s apartment by herself for the first time.Their misfit romance began to blossom after a first kiss in one of the tenderest, most authentic and affecting scenes ever filmed - at his front door as she left, he complimented her on how pretty she was: "I always knew you was pretty.