Similarities also exist between the demise of Nails Nathan and the 1923 death of real-life Samuel J."Nails" Morton of the O'Banion mob.The retaliatory horse killing in the film was a replay of a similar incident when organized crime figure Louis "Two-Gun" Alterie (and other North Side gang members) executed the offending horse in Chicago after the death of their friend.His screen debut was in Fox's Civil War dramaLove Me Tender (1956)(originally titledThe Reno Brothers), with a #1 single hit song ballad.The camera tracks in toward the castle, filming the animation as if it were a live-action film.As one of the windows of the castle comes slowly closer, it dissolves into the mirror in he Queen's chamber.The boy promised that he knew a way to break the curse and free his father: "A treasure that holds all the power of he sea.