"Tony Manero""s Home Life:After leaving work at 6:00 pm, the not-very-bright, but cocky and narcissistic Tony ran home but arrived late as usual at his family""s modest house on 79th Street for dinner (pork chops and spaghetti), where he lived with his oppressive, suffocating, and verbally-abusive blue-collar family, including:Frank, Sr.[Note: With bizarre irony, these two villagers are he first to be killed by the Monster.]Soon, the Monster comes up behind Minnie who turns, sees him and becomes panicked, hysterical and crazed at the sight of the Monster.In the next scene, they were in bed together in a Seville hotel room, where she understood her objective was to be a "thief to catch a thief.[Other choices for the role included Claudette Colbert, Gertrude Lawrence and Marlene Dietrich.] Her part as an aging, 40-year old Broadway actress fit the 42-year old Davis perfectly, at a time when acting roles were drying up for her.