She received an Academy Award nomination for Best Story - the film""sonlynomination.[Note: Kellogg""s previous film was the documentary-styled noirishT-Men (1947), and her next film was the brutal prison dramaCaged (1950), set in a women""s institution.McDonald: Blanche doesn""t have any illusions like that.But she""s a very fine person, Ben.She""s never gonna forget those early years.What her sister did for her.She told me that herself.Feldman: Well, I tellyou, she""s not doin"" Baby Jane any favor.Someday, sooner or later, that girl""s gonna end up in a home.Both of the men were planning to attend Blanche""s studio party that night at the Grove.They paused next to Blanche""s "monstrous" white roadster - a 1931 Duesenberg J Convertible Roadster by Murphy, parked next to a specially-designed Reserved Parking sign for Blanche, the studio""s star.How many doors would you like? (The other girls laugh at the joke.)Terry: I only asked a simple question.Terry, wearing a stylish dark, military-style coat emblazoned with brass buttons and a fez hat, inquires about speaking o someone about "accommodations.He especially singled out the indebted Sock Fisher and Uncle Joe Wright (Russell Simpson) (Betty""s father) - suspicious that they were ungrateful workers who were stealing his cotton:The tenants trust you.