"" Clara disapproves of their illegal search:Clara: Roger, I think we should go.Thornhill: Don""t be nervous.Clara: I""m not nervous.I""ll be late for the bridge club.Thornhill: Good, you""ll lose less than usual.Discussing his identity with both Elsie the maid (Maudie Prickett) and the valet, Thornhill discovers that neither of them have ever seen Kaplan, but that""s what he has become to them: "I""m beginning to think that no one in the hotel has actually seen Kaplan.To take down the gunship, Kirk unspooled a fire-house unit from a corridor panel, wrapped it around his phaser rifle, and tossed it at the jumpship""s engine intake.The film was remade wice afterwards, both in the UK:The Thirty-Nine Steps (1959), d.Ralph ThomasThe Thirty-Nine Steps (1978), d.Don SharpUncharacteristically, a comical theatrical version of the film, officially called "John Buchan’s The 39 Steps," opened in 2007 in London""s West End.But life is much simpler now." Vantine surmised: "I bet you painted your hometown red!"At the start of their relationship, although he was irritated by her chattering gab (and kept telling her to shut up), here was tremendous sexual chemistry brewing between Vantine and Denny.His buddy voiced their mutual concerns: "You""re getting too old for this s--t...Can""t beat the clock, Riggs." Riggs added: "Murphy""s right.We""re dinosaurs." Murtaugh advised him to "accept it, like I do." Riggs was resistant: "I""m not too old for this s--t...We""re not too old for this s--t." They kept repeating, in unison: "We""re not too old for this s--t." During their next hook-up with Leo and Butters in the office, they listened as both ranted about expensive cell-phones and how poor the reception was: "They f--k you with cell phones.