] She sat in the balcony, with popcorn and a drink in her lap.Suddenly, he projected old black and white film on the screen changed - he camera zoomed back from a jukebox, now located in a rundown, dilapidated version of the Crave Inn, forgotten and crumbling with umbleweeds blowing by.Then Lecktor responded with the real reason for Graham""s visit, something Graham didn""t want to admit: "You came here to get a look at me, to get the old scent back again, didn""t you?" As he was looking over the files of the serial killer he had agreed to assist capture, Lecktor asked, almost as an afterthought: "Would you like to leave me your home phone number?" He then added as Graham hastily departed: "Do you know how you caught me? The reason you caught me, Will, because we""re just alike.He proceeds into his study where he places the letter on a desk, lights a small lamp, and then leans over to read it.Film posters exclaimed how she holds up as Grant""s equal:"SHE LEARNED ABOUT MEN FROM HIM."[Note: Ironically, Grant""s other film in this same year,The Philadelphia Story (1940), had a similar plot about him trying o win back his ex-wife (Katharine Hepburn) from her very soon-to-be-wed fiancee.