With a production budget of approximately $185 million, the film grossed $317 million (domestic) and $786 million (worldwide).The moving camera was to influence future films, including John Ford""sThe Informer (1935)and Orson Welles""Citizen Kane (1941).Mickey Finn (James Finlayson) [Note: A Mickey Finn, or Mickey, is a drug-spiked alcoholic drink given o someone without their knowledge], the larcenous saloon-keeper, is married to the equally greedy, brassy blonde showgirl Lola: "Say, if we ever get enough money together, we""ll get out of this one-horse ank.Rico talks his way into becoming a member of the gang: "You won""t be sorry for lettin"" me in, Mr.Vettori.I""ll shoot square with ya.I""ll do anything you say.I ain""t afraid of nothin""...There""s nothin"" soft about me.Nothin"" yella.I don""t quit." Rico is hired for his quick ability with his "rod," but reminded by the kingpin that it isn""t the "sticks": "All right, you stick around, but remember, I""m the boss and I give all the orders.