She passes a newstand with a poster of the city""s landmark, the Golden Gate Bridge.After hearing a sexist ""wolf-whistle"" [or more appropriately, a bird-whistle!] directed her way, she vainly turns in its direction and appears self-consciously pleased rather than insulted." Present-day apes in the year 1973 could not talk, and Milo suggested for the moment: "We should follow their example.I can""t get myself right.I wanted to look mellow and I look brittle.My face doesn""t compose well - it""s all highlights.How can I dim myself down, Leon? Suggest something.Oh, I""m so bored with this face.I wish I had someone else""s face.Whose face would you have if you had your choice? Oh well, I guess one gets the face one deserves.Her dapper boyfriend/lover, who shares her cynical view of love and a business partnership, is the suave and handsome playboy Count Leon D""Algout (Melvyn Douglas), who responds wittily: "There""s one marvelous advantage to your conversation, Swana.The extreme gore of many of the death/murder scenes was drastically cut, to satisfy the MPAA for an R-rating.