" After she returned to her room, he received a phone call from a former boss -- the Feds had called in a favor requesting McClane, a senior detective, to pick up a "computer hacker" named Matthew Farrell (code-named F4RR3LL), in nearby Camden, New Jersey, and escort him to the Hoover Building in D.He starts with a Coke can with a rubberized artificial spill, followed by little plastic men (war toys) and space creatures (with numerous George Lucas product placement endorsements for his action figures), a goldfish in a bowl, a plastic shark""s head on a stick (reminiscent of Spielberg""s earlier filmJaws (1975)), a PEZ candy dispenser, a large peanut-shaped coin bank, money, and a miniature toy car.The film had its U.S.premiere, under the title ofHot Blood, on December 30, 1953.One of the film""s taglines on its posters stated:"Hot feelings hit terrifying heights in a story that really boils over!"[Note: Benedek and Kramer had originally collaborated on the Oscar-nominated film adaptation of Arthur Miller""s critically-acclaimed Pulitzer Prize-winning playDeath of a Salesman (1951), with Fredric March in the lead role, replacing Lee J.]As the camera pulled back, it revealed the unmoving female was an older patron named Mrs.Rendlesham (Monica Merlin) who was being serviced in an upper-class, all-female beauty salon/spa.Her extended right hand was being treated to a manicure by a semi-inert, shy 18 year-old London manicurist Carol Ledoux (Catherine Deneuve) seated next to her, with her head bowed.Barbossa described how the Sea Goddess Calypso (Naomie Harris) and her "power of the sea" could be released to aid them in the coming battle against the British ships.