In the suite, they stash the suitcase in the large vault in the room.A Russian exiled waiter, Count Alexis Rakonin (Gregory Gaye), who is preparing the room""s breakfast table, overhears Iranoff""s phone conversation with a Parisian jeweler named Mercier (Edwin Maxwell).He was viewed in a close-up of his very alert, expressionless, and still face [Keaton was known as "The Great Stone Face"] as his eyes darted back and forth while reading lines of text in a book about his dream vocation - "HOW TO BE A DETECTIVE.Gaston: I""m crazy about you.By the way, your pin.(He returns her brooch pin - after appraising it.)Lily: (after suddenly noticing she""s missing it) Thank you, Baron.Gaston: Not at all.There""s one very good stone in it.Lily: What time is it? (She allows him to search for his pocket watch before looking startled.She hands it to him from her purse - after resetting it.) It was five minutes slow but I regulated it for you.(He pockets the watch with a smile.)Gaston: I hope you don""t mind if I keep your garter.(She checks her leg, under the table, and then Gaston holds the garter up high and kisses it to prove his expertise.It also featured the debut film role of Patricia Arquette.The setting was one year after the end of the second filmA Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy""s Revenge (1985), and six years after the original film, but there was no continuity or mention of the main character Jesse.The title of the film "Vertigo" zooms out slowly from the depths of her widening pupil.Spiraling, vertiginous, animated designs (of various configurations and shapes) replace the closeup of the iris, and the remainder of the credits plays over a black background after the pupil is entered and the eye fades away.