Baravelli (confidently): No.You""re no foolin"" me.Swordfish.Wagstaff: No, I got tired of that.I changed it.Baravelli (knocking): What""s the password now?Wagstaff: Gee, I forgot it.I""d better come outside with you.After their exchange Wagstaff goes outside, and they are both locked out, neither of them knowing the password...to the end of the line." Its tagline from a poster declared: "You can""t kiss away a Murder!"The sensational film was unlike many other films of its time - its storyline of a deliberate and brutal crime inspired by adultery and the promise of insurance money was considered innately amoral, objectionable, and distasteful by the censorious Hays Office (a "blueprint for the perfect murder").Following up on the clue given him by Lecter ("You looked but didn""t see"), Graham further examined the Jacobi personal effects, including their home movies.When my friends do it, I resent it.From Sergeants McAvity and Schultz, I should find it intolerable.(He pushes away his typewriter stand.) Hand me that washcloth please, Mr.__ , Mr.__ ?McPherson: McPherson.(He tosses the washcloth at Lydecker, stands, and turns away.)Lydecker admires McPherson""s reputation for hard-boiled, ough-nosed police work: "The Siege of Babylon, Long Island.O""Connor).They retreated from fierce gunfire into the interior of the ruins, and while Beni entered a door to hide, O""Connell was cornered by a group of riders with raised rifles, as he stood before the statue of Anubis.