" As the vain Lydecker finishes dressing in his apartment, he gives telling glances oward the young detective, and appears to have gay affects [typical of films in the 1930""s-1950""s].The studio originally shot two different conclusions o the film -- one where Cary Grant gets the girl, and one where Ronald Colman wins Jean Arthur""s affections."He [John Doe] wants to get a few things off his chest and that""s the only way he can get himself heard.sees his boy""s luggage tag on his abandoned bag ("Wm.Canfield Jr, Boston") and knows he has found his son - and then with a horrified, disbelieving reaction realizes what his son has urned out to be.Debating whether to tell the truth or not, Brent was finally forced to confess, confirming their worst fears: "The apes are marching on your city.