Why the man's gone crazy!" The London newspaper reports he tragedy in headlines: "CREW OF CORPSES FOUND ON DERELICT VESSEL, Schooner Vesta Drifts into Whitby Harbor After Storm, Bearing Gruesome Cargo.His wit and unflinching eye for hypocrisy produced a number of film classics, including a tale of adultery and murder inDouble Indemnity (1944), the scourge of alcoholism inThe Lost Weekend (1945), the cynical film about Hollywood inSunset Boulevard (1950), the critique of commercial exploitation within American journalism and the media inAce in the Hole (1951),the gender-bending comedy of the hitSome Like It Hot (1959), and the shallowness of corporate ladder-climbing inThe Apartment (1960)."In his brick, wharf-side hovel decorated only with sparse furnishings, Burrows thinks about the recent prizefight (filmed in semi-documentary fashion) when he knocked his opponent to the floor in front of a cheering crowd.He admitted his involvement, but stressed: "I'm not a bad guy," and then gave Starling his set of valuable taped conversations between herself and Lecter, recorded by Dr.It referred to the film as a:HIGHLY UNUSUAL ATTRACTIONThe message's purpose was to remind viewers that in ancient times, "anything that deviated from the normal was considered an omen of ill luck or representative of evil.