[Star Frank Sinatra purchased the rights to the film in order to permanently remove it from circulation - until 1987.I have a wife, a child, and a mortgage, and I""m scared to death l""m turning into my father....I never forgave him for getting old.By the time he was as old as I am now, he was ancient.I mean, he must have had dreams, but he never did anything about ""em.For all I know, he may have even heard voices, too, but he sure didn""t listen to them.The man never did one spontaneous thing in all the years I knew him.Annie, I""m afraid of that happening to me, and something tells me that this may be my last chance to do something about it.Upstairs in the local Greely""s Beer Gardens and Billiard Parlor (an euphemistic misnomer), prostitutes Strawberry Alice (Frances Fisher) and Delilah Fitzgerald (Anna Levine) are letting two drunken cowpokes from the Bar T (Davey Bunting (Rob Campbell) and Quick Mike (David Mucci)) service (or ride) them in adjoining, darkly-lit rooms when a scuffle breaks out.Bigglesworth), had an underground lair where he had gathered together six deadly assassins commissioned to kill "Britain""s top secret agent" Austin Powers; frustrated by the "freakin"" idiots," he reprimanded them and upturned the chairs of four of his henchmen and burned them alive, sparing two of them.B.Davidson) - he one in the crowd who had earlier flashed his expensive ring at her.He claims that she is different.She replies: "Anything different always costs more, but it""s worth it." Tira asks him how many times he has been married.When he replies five times, this causes her to react:Tira: Five times!...Wedding bells must sound like an alarm clock to you.The Chump: I don""t suppose you believe in marriage, do you?Tira: Only as a last resort...What do you do for a livin""?The Chump: Oh, uh, sort of a politician.Tira: I don""t like work either.The Chump: Oh, you know I like to get around and travel, and believe me, I""ve been places and seen things.