It is true, what many of you have heard.The machines have gathered an army and as I speak, that army is drawing nearer to our home.Believe me when I say we have a difficult time ahead of us.But if we are to be prepared for it, we must first shed our fear of it.I stand here before you now truthfully unafraid.Why? Because I believe something you do not? No! I stand here without fear because I remember.I remember that I am here not because of the path that lies before me but because of the path that lies behind me.The film""s climax was set in Canada, where Gruber celebrated as the gold bars arrived in trucks.He toasted with champagne to his men: "Yesterday, we were an army with no country.Tomorrow, we have to decide which country we want to buy.And remember, this is all due to the gullibility of the New York Police Department.As they prepared to leave, police helicopters arrived overhead - carrying McClane and Zeus, along with an assembled force of police cars.The spectacular, landmark show of the film (premiering in late August of 1980), with original direction and choreography by Gower Champion, opened at the famed Winter Garden Theater, and originally starred Tammy Grimes (as Dorothy Brock), Jerry Orbach (as Julian Marsh) and Wanda Richert (as Peggy Sawyer).They go to the Cafe Flaubert on Montparnasse.In the Montmartre nightclub, Milo explains her access o important art world connections: "I want to bring you to he attention of the important dealers," she tells him.