).Plot SynopsisUnder the opening credits of the murder mystery/thriller, an enigmatic, nostalgic background image (that recurs throughout he film) is displayed kaleidoscopically.The Tramp also finds himself dealing with various authority figures during his exploits: a ""Big Brother"" factory boss, a minister, juvenile child-care authorities, a sheriff, a shipyard foreman, a department store manager, etc.He was even opposed by some who considered his daring and unconventional, rhythm & blues-oriented (rockabilly) music too sexually-arousing and similar to southern black music.Wagstaff: Say, I""d walk a mile for a Calamel.Baravelli: You mean chocolate calamel.I like that too, but you no guess it.Hey, what-sa matter, you no understand English? You can""t come in here unless you say ""swordfish."" Now I""ll give you one more guess.Wagstaff: (to himself: Swordfish.Swordfish) I think I got it.Is it ""swordfish""?Baravelli: Hah! That""s-a it! You guess it!Wagstaff: Pretty good, eh?When Baravelli opens the door and congratulates him, Wagstaff sneaks in the door, shuts it, and asks for the password.