" He is positioned in a low-riding, home-built, souped-up Ford roadster (labeled U.S.A.TANK CORPSE, NO.999999), Sullivan is pursued at breakneck speed by the studio's bus.In the comical spoof, all the occupants of the bus who were sent to observe and protect him - the doctor, a chauffeur, the 'colored' cook (a stereotyped role played by Charles R.A.Swann/Captain Lesgate (Anthony Dawson), a former classmate with a petty-criminal record, to commit the "perfect murder" of his cheating wife for £1,000 pounds cash.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 story was reportedly based on the real-life Italian adventures of British Princess Margaret.Award-winning director Wyler was known for other great films includingDodsworth (1936),Jezebel (1938),Wuthering Heights (1939),The Letter (1940), two 1940s Best Picture winners:Mrs.