..The minute I seen you arrive in town, I knew you was a man to be reckoned with." McCabe didn""t want o be flattered: "Sheehan, that""s a lot of s--t, and you know it.Now, why don""t you tell me what the hell it is you came up here for." Sheehan offered his idea for a partnership:Sheehan: Now, listen, McCabe.I""m no dummy.You""re no dummy.You know what""s gonna happen to this town when it gets big enough to have three saloons, maybe even four, hmm? You and me could form a partnership.e.,Blue Hawaii (1961),Kid Galahad (1962), and his biggest box-office hitViva Las Vegas (1964)).By he 70s, his film roles had deteriorated, and although he returned o stage performances and revived his singing career, he was physically on the decline until his death at the age of 42 on August 16, 1977 of heart disease and drug abuse, at his Graceland mansion in Memphis, TN.While Kit works at the feedlot in town, and hrows hay to the morose-looking cattle (contrasted in a montage), he unpopular, shy, and impressionable Holly (in voice-over) describes how she fell in love with the image (rather than the reality) of the handsome, James Dean-like, white-trash drifter "from the wrong side of the tracks":Kit went to work in the feedlot while I carried on with my studies.He met black Reggie "The Reckless" (Shavar Ross), the grandson of Pinehurst""s cook George (Vernon Washington) - who scared him with a rubber spider dangling on a string.Also, stabbing the heart was the only way to kill Jones and end any curse or blood debt, but if Jones was killed prematurely, there would be no one to call off the Kraken ("a fearsome creature with giant tentacles").