A film version of the original international stage hit, Jim Sharman""s and 20th Century Fox""s low-budget, campy horror rock musical at a cost of about $1.Joe warned and forbade Cal from loitering around another building closeby that Kate also owned (the separate, more lucrative brothel?): "You""re too young.He predicted that her future rested in the ""land of the winds"" (where the ghostly Native Americans used to live) - a place that would likely cause her to go mad." [Note: Hawks"" and his wife""s pet nicknames for each other were Slim and Steve.] The film was also the first time that Bogart worked with Hawks - Bogart and Bacall were further teamed together in Hawks"" follow-up filmThe Big Sleep (1946), a version of Raymond Chandler""s first Philip Marlowe novel.Lady Brandon""s remaining fortune is based upon the possession of a family jewel and heirloom, a magnificent sapphire called the "Blue Water," kept in a secret hiding place behind the fireplace where Catholic priests were hidden to escape Cromwell""s persecution: "This is called the Priest""s Refuge.