 A prominent supporting role in the two-hour, 36-minute Technicolor film version of Leonard Spigelgass' hit Broadway comedy-drama, "A Majority of One", which she had been completing at the time of her departure, was edited to little more than a cameo, with eighth billing in the cast list.After three more guest-starring roles in Warner shows, filmed in the first months of 1962, Hugueny's time with the studio was done.A news item noted that she was taking driving lessons, instead of having no other choice but to live within a walking distance of the studio entrance.