Nobody important, really.Just a movie writer with a couple of ""B"" pictures to his credit.The poor dope! He always wanted a pool.Well, in the end, he got himself a pool - only the price turned out to be a little high.[Note:The mansion, formerly belonging to J.Paul Getty, was on Wilshire Blvd.at Irving Blvd.Today, a Getty Oil office building stands on the site.Five years later, the same pool on the grounds of the deserted Getty mansion was used for one of the final scenes inRebel Without a Cause (1955)." The bidding began at $800, and Milo was eventually and unwittingly purchased, after brisk bidding, by MacDonald for Governor Breck for $1,500, due to his highly-developed and impressive capabilities.The story of Clyde""s rise and self-destructive fall as an anti-authoritarian criminal gangster is clearly depicted.Politely, he picks up her string-tied parcels, his second-in-command sidekick Dutch Engstrom (Ernest Borgnine) offers to carry them, and then Pike takes her arm o assist her across the street.The film ends with he fatal transference of Dean""s scarlet red-jacket/windbreaker to Mineo [referenced in the final scene of Peter Bogdanovich""sThe Last Picture Show (1974)].