Believing that Hayworth""s sexy screen image (after her success inGilda (1946)) was tarnished forever with her role in the film as a wicked and evil emptress, studio chief Harry Cohn was also incensed to find that his reigning, top box-office star""s magnificent auburn hair was bobbed, waved and bleached blonde for the film.Ursa unleashed her Super-breath on the ""flying machine"" to send it out of control and crashing to the ground in flames.Africa, is in question.Weygand would be the more accurate and likely one to issue irrevocable letters of transit - although they probably never existed.Soon, he will be robbed of all familiar surroundings, bearings and comforts.Bewildered, Thornhill is driven in a Cadillac limousine o a Long Island (Glen Cove) country estate, a large mansion with stone columns and a sign bearing the name "Townsend.Murtaugh came to his rescue and returned fire, as most of the gang-members fled.Murtaugh killed the one remaining gang member through the door of an aluminum-steel sided shed - discovering to his shock after removing the sunglasses from the dead person""s face, that he had shot Darryl, his son Nick""s 15 year-old friend ("I know that kid").