Finally, they agree on a white, wide-brimmed hat.Going outside, the strong wind picks up a cloud of dust and blows his hat off into the river water.And so Willie must once again put on his beret (that he had earlier pocketed in the store).Young Willie""s father is exasperated and shocked that his son is still wearing the beret,andthat Mary excitedly approaches with her father - who chuckles while asking:J.His wall was adorned with a crucifix and a poster forSerpico (1973)starring his idol Al Pacino, and other posters for his pop culture idolsRocky (1976)and Bruce Lee (famous forEnter the Dragon (1973)), Lynda Carter (as TV""sWonder Womanin 1975) and the iconic Farrah Fawcett swimsuit photo (when she starred in TV""sCharlie""s Angels).It was also the first film in which gunshots forced someone to dance (in scene eleven) - an oft-repeated, cliched action in many westerns.The R-rated Paramount Pictures film followed the dual stories of an aging, small-time hood and a struggling oyster-bar waitress both living in the same, soon-to-be-torn-down apartment building just off the Boardwalk in the casino town of the film""s title.Peter communicated via walkie-talkie o Stephen: "Listen, when those bay doors open, there""s gonna be a thousand zombies in here.