I mean, just a little room anywhere, or maybe move in with your brother, or even use the couch in your office.The fact hat Hepburn was basically an unknown actress heightened the story""s plot.She soon blossomed into a true star - both within the film and afterwards.She proceeded to garner four more career Oscar nominations (all for Best Actress) forSabrina (1954), The Nun""s Story (1959), Breakfast at Tiffany""s (1961)andWait Until Dark (1967).He became master sleuth Sherlock Jr.and solved the crime of thievery by proving that his rival stole the watch.However, in the real-world version of the story, the Girl was the one who had unearthed the truth and had returned to him at the end of the film to apologize for her false accusation.Many of the objects in the living room then began laughing at him - the mounted deer head, a lamp, the books in a bookcase cabinet, he wall clock, and various wall hangings, etc.Producer David O.Selznick had acquired the film rights to Mitchell""s novel in July, 1936 for $50,000 - a record amount at the time to an unknown author for her first novel, causing some to label the film "Selznick""s Folly.