He was called an "irresponsible rogue agent" -- Brassel threatened: "You can look at me with those judgmental, incriminating eyes all you want, but I bulls--t you not.Oscar-winning Erich Wolfgang Korngold (who won his second award) created the richly orchestrated, lush score that effectively provided the musical backdrop for the action and the rich settings, and the literate screenplay was co-written by contract writer Norman Reilly Raine (who won the Academy Award in 1938 for the prestigiousThe Life of Emile Zola (1937)) and Seton I.And the claws are moving now as if awakening from a long and unwanted sleep.Then the man lays one rembling hand flat upon the table and with his other picks up a thick, sharp blade.Waldman.The scene at Waldman""s office at the College, already in progress, shows a row of skulls positioned on one of the shelves of his bookcases.The film was never produced, due to HUAC pressure on Columbia Pictures"" studio chief Harry Cohn, who told Miller to change the villains from corrupt and militant union officials and gangsters o evil communists, so it would have a “pro-American” feel -- but Miller refused and pulled out as screenwriter.