After exploding the lock (with stolen shells filled with gunpowder), McGregor and Forsythe commandeer a machine gun, open fire and shoot down some of the rebels in the stronghold""s inner courtyard...Now lift your dresses up.Marsh: Come on, higher, higher, I want to see the legs...Turn around.Andy: Come on, turn around.Watching the auditions from the audience, producer Barry, while chomping on an unlit cigar snarls sourly at sexually-excited Abner Dillon:Yeah, they got pretty faces too...is that you, darling?""better let it ring""If a woman answers...hang on for dear life!""Murder calling in 3-D!" (various 3-D re-releases)Hitchcock was known for many other sequences in his films involving knives, scissors, blades and other sharp implements (often ending up in someone""s back or body), such as inBlackmail (1929),The 39 Steps (1935),Sabotage (1936),Spellbound (1945),The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956),North by Northwest (1959),Psycho (1960), andTorn Curtain (1966), but the stabbing sequence in this film was arguably the most famous - or at the least a close second oPsycho (1960).He financially bribed McClane to kill Farrell, and sneered at the digitally-challenged cop: "You""re a Timex watch in a digital age.