They and other similarly primitive humans ran past him, fleeing from what appeared to be dark figures - growling gorillas with armor and helmets! He joined the frenzied flight of the humans, but many of them were caught in nets, snatched, and held captive.The film""s kinetic energy (through camera angles and inventive flourishes) was punctuated by a ground-breaking and pulsating soundtrack that was largely composed of classic rock music (notably sinister Rolling Stones"" music), and used the San Gennaro Feast in New York as its backdrop - an annual week-long event held every fall in Littly Italy to celebrate the Patron Saint of Naples.Breaking the spell, a very hot and grumpy Mr.Alonzo Smith (Leon Ames), the well-to-do lawyer and head of the household trudges up to the house after work at the office and squelches their performance in the parlor: "For heaven""s sakes, stop that screeching!"Wiping his sweaty brow, he collapses into a chair and mutters:That song.Hopper calls party Boss/media magnate Jim Taylor (Edward Arnold), to receive instructions on the choice of a successor (Hopper reveals in his conversation that his strings are pulled by the ruthless Taylor - he is Taylor""s yes-man).The highly-acclaimed Williams had many of his plays adapted for the screen in the 1950s:A Streetcar Named Desire (1951),Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (1958), andSuddenly Last Summer (1959)).