She is labeled as "one of those third year girls who gripe my liver...You know, American college kids.They come over here to take their third year and lap up a little culture...They""re officious and dull.They""re always making profound observations they""ve overheard."Jerry""s fortunes appear bright when he is discovered by Milo Roberts (Nina Foch), a wealthy, attractive American patroness who purchases two of his paintings - to his complete surprise.Meanwhile, Max Dillon emerged onto a dark one-way street and immediately set off the horns and car alarms of parked vehicles.In the memorable entrance scene, the down-on-his-luck car owner was wearing a hat and a double-breasted suit.] The film""s only other nomination was for Best Dance Direction (Hermes Pan) - specifically for this number.With epic qualities, it had more than 50 speaking roles and 2,400 extras.The film currently remains the box-office (domestic) champ with a gross revenue of $1.89billion(adjusted for inflation).Various elements in the original novel had to be eliminated, and some characters, scenes, and events were either truncated, dropped, or modified:Scarlett""s first two children (Wade Hampton and Ella Lorena) were eliminatedIn the novel, Charles Hamilton was in love with Honey Wilkes prior to falling in love with Scarlett; in the film, he was in love with India WilkesRhett""s scenes (and confessions) about being a blockade runner were minimized or cut outthe novel""s love scenes (in particular, the "Paddock Scene") were more low-keythe character of the Atlanta prostitute Belle Watling was sanitized (and Rhett""s finding of solace with Belle - after Scarlett vowed not to have any more children following Bonnie""s birth), was also down-playedany episodes or mention of the Ku Klux Klan were droppedRhett""s contempt for Ashley was softenedRhett""s last words in the novel: "My dear, I don""t give a damn.