As Lori fled with Will, they discovered Gibb""s body.The two of them, plus Kia, Charlie Linderman, and Bill Freeburg drove off from the rave, as Lori stressed to everyone it wasn""t Freddy Krueger: "That wasn""t the guy in my dream." Coppola""s masterpiece chronicles he harrowing intersection of optimistic innocence and experiential reality in the Vietnam conflict.20th Century Fox""s other 1947 film, Best Picture-winningGentleman""s Agreement (1947)also featured a divorcee: Dorothy McGuire as a divorced schoolteacher who also served as close-minded, complacent socialite girlfriend Kathy Lacey of widowed, single father hero Gregory Peck.They fence stolen items (watches) at a so-called boys"" club, the Red Oaks Club (a glorified pool hall) hrough sinister, Fagin-like, piano-playing "Putty-Nose" (Murray Kinnell) - their mentor in the ways of crime.Grabbing one of Spaulding""s hand-guns, the Professor akes aim at everything and everybody in the lobby, clearing the place quickly.