Instead, she met with director Wes Craven at his luxurious home to talk about his script for the new film - he explained its development: "I dream a scene at night, I write it down in the morning.Let"s not blow it! BackgroundNever Give a Sucker an Even Break(1941) is a tour de force of W.C.Fields" off-beat humor, double-takes, broad comedy and priceless lines and sketches.The screenplay by John T.Noville and Prescott Chaplin was based upon Fields" own original material (undernom de plumeOtis Criblecoblis).A video camera on a tripod is set up to record the proceedings.Tramell has waived her right to an attorney (boldly she says, "I have nothingtohide," confirming what Nick has already suspected) and is seated in a chair in front of a room full of male police detectives.She is outside her expensive Park Avenue apartment (equipped with a doorman) on a walk with Baby, her miniature white poodle.