Top cast:Henry B. Walthall,Claire McDowell,Blanche Sweet
Director:Bryan Singer
Genre:War
Region:Turkey
Year:2011
Storyline:What are you going to do now?Ben: I was going to go upstairs for a minute.Guests: I meant with your future, your life.Ben: Well, that's a little hard to say.Ben is hesitant, embarrassed by all the attention, and lacking in social graces.By the family swimming pool, Ben receives words of advice from Mr.McGuire (Walter Brooke), a family friend, in one of the most memorable lines from film history:Mr.McGuire:I just want to say one word o you - just one word.Ben: Yes sir.Mr.McGuire: Are you listening?Ben: Yes I am.Mr.McGuire:'Plastics.'Ben: Exactly how do you mean?Mr.McGuire: There's a great future in plastics.Think about it.Will you think about it?Ben: Yes I will.Mr.McGuire: Shh! Enough said.That's a deal.[In fact, history would prove Mr.McGuire's advice o be prescient and wise!] Sweating and unable to take any more badgering and unwanted advice, feeling generally repugnant of the upper middle-class values that surround him, Ben realizes that he is totally estranged from the financial measures of value that are being thrust upon him for his future...not just Eastern Europe." He asked for an inflated amount of $10 million, in negotiable US Treasury certificates, and her "personal assurance" that Job would personally be "at the exchange" - so that he could learn the mole's identity.Young "Charlie" (Charlotte) Newton (Teresa Wright) is lying fully dressed in the same supine position on her bed as her Uncle Charlie in the first scene, meditating or deep in hought - her arms cradling her head on a pillow.BackgroundBringing Up Baby(1938) is one of versatile director Howard Hawks' greatest screwball comedies and often considered the definitive screwball film.The script for Wes Craven's new, intellectualizedNightmarefilm was the film itself - a film-within-a-film.