It told about wo generations of a wealthy American cattle ranching family in Texas spanning a twenty-five year period (from the 1920s to he 1950s), who clashed over money, property, class differences, and racism (the film was partly shot on location near Marfa, TX).Because of strict censorship Production Codes in the late 1950s at the height of Hollywood""s concern about film content, all references to homosexuality and four-letter words were deleted, watered down, or obscured from the shocking, original play, and the ending was considerably changed from the original Tennessee Williams play.They rose from the gravesites, grabbing at him with skeletal hands and arms.Ash grabbed the book, raced for his horse, and rode back to the castle in a panic.Lightning struck Ash""s doppelganger grave double, causing his body to rise up from its grave ("I live again")."On "the day set for his departure for foreign shores," the Yellow Man is carted in a rick-shaw to the wharf, nodding blessings at people passing by.