When his wife Katie picks up the ringing phone [the second intrusive phone call], she hears four-letter obscene words directed at her.I want to swim in champagne and paint the whole own not only red, but red, white and blue.I want everybody to see how much I adore you, always have adored you, revere you and - and rust you.Also how much I hope you have of warmth for me...." His words concluded the film:A thousand poets dreamed a thousand years.Then you were born, my love.BackgroundWay Down East(1920) is D.W.Griffith's classic, silent melodramatic film.He bought the film rights to the story, originally a stage play of the same name by an inexperienced writer named Lottie Blair Parker.When he asked for ID, he found himself in a shootout and brutal fistfight with both men.He killed one of them (named Cochrane) on a baggage conveyor belt, but the other one escaped when McClane was mistaken by the cops as one of the bad guys.He has three specialities - ladies - Ladies - and LADIES.At the imposing front doors of the Tremont's mansion, Anna is dwarfed by their size.She leans backward when all of the sudden, a rude butler opens the doors and startles her.He lets her enter - her Aunt (Mrs.Emma Tremont) (Josephine Bernard) is not particularly cordial: "My dear child! Whatever brought you here?" Her courage failing her, Anna avoids the question and presents her with a gift of a knitted hug-me-tight.