Holmes' traitorous assistant, Geoffrey Watkins (Hugh Fraser), had tipped off Miller's group about the location and timing of the dinner, and was in on the plot.But the status quo was being challenged by he rise of juvenile delinquency and angry teenaged rebels such as Dean (reflected inRebel Without a Cause (1955)), he beginnings of a generation gap, and the rise of rock 'n' roll renegade Elvis Presley."] This pattern (known as the "Grand Hotel format") would later be copied in other big-budget studio productions, including MGM's ownDinner at Eight (1933)- the first all-star comedy, Warner Bros.Oh look, Jo.My birds.They got back in time" - at the moment of her death when the birds fly off from the window sill, in the very moving, tearjerking scene.