The only anecdote I am aware of from this period in Cassavetes’ life describes how the production featured three knock-out beautiful actresses in small parts and how he used to go on stage to talk to them between acts. He would get a little carried away by the conversations at times so that one day, when the stage manager opened the curtain, Cassavetes was still sitting on a sofa on stage talking to the girls. Since the set was supposed to be the living room of a penthouse on the ninetieth floor, for years afterwards every time Skulnick and Worth ran into him they would remind him of the time he dove headfirst out of the window from the top of a skyscraper.