Hammett""s murder mystery novel had previously been filmed twice:The Maltese Falcon (1931), a low-budget, pre-Code film (directed by Roy Del Ruth)-renamed for TV asDangerous Female- with Ricardo Cortez as the gumshoe opposite femme fatale Bebe Daniels; it was faithful to Hammett""s novel, although its pre-censorship status allowed for steamier scenes (a nude bathtub shot, a portrayal of Spade as a womanizing Latin lover, and a clearly homosexual relationship between Casper "Fat Man" Gutman (Dudley Digges) and ""fall guy"" Wilmer (Dwight Frye))Satan Met a Lady (1936), a remake directed by William Dieterle) with Warren William and rising star Bette Davis as the femme fatale, but without the ""black bird"" (a ram""s horn was substituted)Huston was convinced that he could remake the film with a more precise screenplay and better acting than the other two adaptations.He""ll come back." Although Harry feared for his life, Hermione felt he was safe in Dumbledore""s presence.Harry continued to feel a burning sensation on his scar - possibly a danger warning.And then, Harry suddenly thought it was too much of a coincidence for Hagrid to receive an illegal dragon""s egg.At the Friar""s Fat Boy drive-in, they ordered a Medieval Meal and other food items, and then continued their conversation.With a primal scream, Spock raged with hatred against the one he blamed for his friend Kirk""s death - "KHAN!"Meanwhile, theVengeancehad also lost power and was out of control, as Khan suicidally directed the enemy ship""s fall toward Starfleet headquarters in San Francisco.The two escaped into the urban streets of Tokyo, and into the Ueno Station.When Mariko thanked Logan, declared she was fine and ran off, he followed her onto a bullet train about to depart, and warned her about the futility of flight to her home in the South (at "the end of the line"), where she would inevitably be traced.