On TV, they listened to an interview with Sinn Fein representative Paddy O""Neil (Richard Harris), who was questioned about the assassination attempt, and whether the perpetrators were members of a provisional wing of the IRA.196, also cited similar information from this source.)The entire film featured five major villains - none of whom suffered Hays Code consequences for their evil ways: the wo anthropomorphic stereotypical, wily con-men: persuasive and foxy Honest John and raggle-taggle Gideon, the sadistic Italian-gypsy puppet showman Stromboli, the evil pedophile slave-dealer Coachman, and the frightening Monstro."" I""ve been telling you people since I took this job six months ago that I want angry shows.I don""t want conventional programming on this network.I want counter-culture.I want anti-establishment.(She shuts her door) I don""t want to play butch boss with you people.But when I took over this department, it had the worst programming record in television history.This network hasn""t one show in the top 20.This network is an industry joke.And we better start putting together one winner for next September.I want a show developed, based on the activities of a terrorist group.""Joseph Stalin and his Merry Band of Bolsheviks."" I want ideas from you people.That is what you""re paid for.And, by the way, the next time I send an audience research report around, you""d all better read it or I""ll sack the f--king lot of you, is that clear?At the television network""s stockholders meeting in a banquet room within the New York Hilton, Frank Hackett makes an annual report to the seated audience, and submits a plan "for he coordination of the main profit centers, and with the specific intention of making each division more responsive to management.On the beach, he reclines on the sand in front of a beautiful, lanky blonde (Grace Kelly) in a turban and sunglasses who is applying sun-tan lotion.