Ray felt dismayed and concerned about their future prospects as reputable academicians, and warned them about the real-world: "This is a major disgrace." The film was originally titled "Number 55."Plot SynopsisEx-boxer and prohibition tough guy Joe Anton (George Raft) manages a New York speak-easy and gambling casino at "Number 55."When Heather returned home, she was also disturbed by her son""s drastic change in behavior.Experiencing an episode after taking a nap, he was convulsing and warning in a strange and alien voice not his own: "Never sleep again!" He then mentioned: "Rex saved me" - Rex was his stuffed pet dinosaur, torn apart with four deep slash cuts across his body.[Throughout the entire extended sequence, the melancholic "Nights in White Satin" performed by The Moody Blues was viewed on TV screens.