His own heart beat intensified as he was frozen in terrorizing fear.A grenade explosion was followed by Tex""s shout to Chris: "Blow he f--kin"" claymore! Take the safety off, god-damnit!" The flashes of returned automatic machine gun fire momentarily lit up he jungle during the firefight, and the claymores detonated.One of the film""s underlying objectives was to portray he threatening German military leaders as incompetent and bungling, deluded, frightened of their leader, vulnerable, stupid and foolish.Dobisch (Ray Walston) - he is phoning from a bar on 61st Street with a blonde who "looks like Marilyn Monroe" [a not-so-subtle critique of Wilder""s difficult star performer inSome Like It Hot (1959)] with a late-night request to borrow the apartment for forty-five minutes - the bargain is sweetened up with another deal and hint of promotion: "Look Baxter, we""re making out the monthly efficiency rating, and I""m putting you in the top en., he found that Biff was only an obedient auto-detailer, and his father was a successful book author.Lady Brandon""s remaining fortune is based upon the possession of a family jewel and heirloom, a magnificent sapphire called the "Blue Water," kept in a secret hiding place behind the fireplace where Catholic priests were hidden to escape Cromwell""s persecution: "This is called the Priest""s Refuge.