Lamott: I see two possibilities.One: The person who wrote this book is your murderer and acted out the killing described in ritualistic, literal detail.[Note: Walker was Jennifer Jones"" estranged, real-life husband at the time, although she would soon divorce and marry producer Selznick.The film opened with his classic, six-minute monologue about Americans and their fighting spirit.[Note: The screenwriters took excerpts from many of Patton""s actual speeches, edited them, and created this enduring scene.But the kittens are illegitimate....unless they""re married by a preacher cat.No preacher cat, no kittens."Charlie: "No, you can""t use it in 39 cities."He threatened to fire Charlie, although Kent was met with the censor""s protest: "You can""t fire me.Mrs.Gould""s my sister."Kent was also met by the music director Fralick (Herman Bing) who had located all of the ""cat music"" he could find in the library for Kent""s new ""prologue"" show: "Cat and the Fiddle, Kitten on the Keys, You are he Cats, Cats on Parade, Cat""s Meow, Crazy Cat, Pussycat, Pussycat, Where Have You Been? Me and My Cat Both Love You, and Love Me and Love My Cat." She also saw newspaper clippings about Crystal Lake""s bloody history: "KILLER AT CRYSTAL LAKE - BODY NEVER RECOVERED.