Only a few years later, in 1978, he would be indicted and convicted with the 1977 statutory rape (and drugging) of a 13 year-old girl (later identified as Samantha Geimer) while at the home of star/actor Jack Nicholson (absent at the time), and had to flee to Europe as a fugitive.There were numerous other versions of the film, including:a silent version in 1920, director Luis Bunuel""s Spanish-language versionAbismos de Pasion (Depths of Passion) (1953)Robert Fuest""s American International and UK versionWuthering Heights (1970)with Timothy Dalton and Anna Calder-Marshall in the lead rolesFrench director Jacques Rivette""sHurlevent (1985)Peter Kosminsky""s faithfully-toldWuthering Heights (1992)with Juliette Binoche and Ralph Fiennesa made-for-TV featureWuthering Heights (1998)as part of the Masterpiece Theatre seriesThe 1939 film was a critical success, earning eight Academy Award nominations in one of the most hotly-contested years ever - often called "the greatest year in motion picture history.Then Lecktor responded with the real reason for Graham""s visit, something Graham didn""t want to admit: "You came here to get a look at me, to get the old scent back again, didn""t you?" As he was looking over the files of the serial killer he had agreed to assist capture, Lecktor asked, almost as an afterthought: "Would you like to leave me your home phone number?" He then added as Graham hastily departed: "Do you know how you caught me? The reason you caught me, Will, because we""re just alike.Ted (and his imaginary ""computer"") blamed it on Jimmy""s lack of sexual prowess - he accused him of being a "dead f--k" and a "lousy lay" with a "dead pecker.