"The two Terminators: the T-X and a rebooted Terminator (after momentarily being controlled, but then announcing: "I'm back"), pursued Kate and John there in separate helicopters.So without a ticket, the penniless, formally-attired ex-dancer hops a freight train to the city to seek his fortune - with only his "lucky quarter.[The film never identifies his location - Georgia.] A sign advertises:Beds --- 15 centsMeals --- 15 centsBaths --- 5 centsA fellow drifter-tramp named Pete (Preston Foster), who is playing solitaire, proposes going to a lunch-wagon/diner for a handout of hamburgers.She gets a royal welcome from the British, as thousands cheer the gracious young member of one of Europe's oldest ruling families.Uncharacteristically, he was not 'punished' for walking out on his marriage.Before Mary Astor was chosen for the role of "other woman" Edith, other actresses had been considered, including Walter Huston's real-life wife Nan "Ninetta" Sunderland, unknown actress Rosalind Russell, and silent-era beauty Dolores Costello (who had recently divorced John Barrymore).