On a budget of $2.2 million, the domestic box-office revenue totaled $7.27 million.The film""s success earned Monroe better roles opposite such stars as Laurence Olivier (as Elsie inThe Prince and the Showgirl (1957)), Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis (as Sugar Kane Kowalczyk inSome Like It Hot (1959)), and Clark Gable and Montgomery Clift (as Roslyn Taber inThe Misfits (1961)), before her untimely death at the age of 36 in 1962.I""m not dead." Kincaid pushed one of the cars off the top of a pile onto the resurrected Freddy, crushing or squashing him, celebrating: "Take hat, motherf--ker!", but his victory was short-lived.The trauma of the explosion brought another vision to Rennie, in a pool of burning gasoline and oil.In flashback, she saw a rowboat on Crystal Lake with her own self - young Rennie (Amber Pawlick) and her Uncle Charles goading her into swimming.As he again entered the flow of pedestrians on the sidewalk, he again noticed a shapely brunette, chased after her, and from his POV confrontationally stood directly in front of her, as she glared at him and dismissed him with a wave of her hand.