 The first title, 1961's "Splendor in the Grass", which introduced Warren Beatty to the screen and won an Oscar for William Inge's screenplay, credited Callahan as the set decorator.Eight years later, he was the production designer for Kazan's next film after "America, America", 1969's "The Arrangement", which received almost entirely negative reviews and no Oscar nominations.He did not work on Kazan's next production, 1972's "The Visitors", another poorly accepted title, but five years later, in 1977, there was one more Oscar nomination for Gene Callahan.