And he just can""t stand Brother Man and Brother Man""s wife, that monster of fertility.She""s downright odious to him.I can tell.Just like I can ell he likes me.That""s the second thing we got on our side.He likes me.The way he looks me up and down, over, he""s still got an eye for girls.Although Brick thinks her "kind of talk is disgusting," she feels he is a "back-aching Puritan." Love-starved from Brick, she admires her father-in-law""s lechery, believing that he finds her sexually attractive: "I think it""s mighty fine the way that ole fellow on the doorstep of death still takes in my shape with what I consider deserved appreciation.An unsuspecting, wealthy American man - Rudy Linnekar (Jeffrey Green) (the boss of the town) and his giggling, blonde floozy, mistress/girlfriend Zita (Joi Lansing) [later, we learn she is a striptease dancer] emerge out of the background darkness and get into the car, driving off through the streets toward the US-Mexican border about four blocks away.These three classic film noirs were mostly overlooked with the almost-complete sweep of Academy Awards by the light-hearted dramatic comedyGoing My Way (1944).The deranged sniper, a "madman" calling himself SCORPIO, demands cash or he will resume the killing of random argets among the city""s innocent citizens:To the City of San Francisco, I will enjoy killing one person every day until you pay me one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000).