There isn""t one.Marlowe: The girl in Geiger""s bookstore didn""t know that.Clerk: Oh, I see.You begin to interest me - vaguely.Marlowe: I""m a private dick on a case.Perhaps I""m asking too much, although it doesn""t seem too much to me somehow.Clerk: Well, Geiger""s in his early forties, medium height, fattish, soft all over, Charlie Chan mustache, well-dressed, wears a black hat, affects a knowledge of antiques and hasn""t any, and, oh yes, I think his left eye is glass.It was poised to strike and melt the polar ice caps, causing a global flood.Goldmember reminded Dr.Evil that he had the ultimate insurance policy - Austin Power""s father - who was then led to the sub""s brig by Mini-Me." The area where they live is in the same district, shown with views of a misty, jumbled dockside.An anonymous figure, like Sisyphus, endlessly saws on a block of wood by the water.Fifteen years before one of the Battler""s girls hrust into his arms a bundle of white rags - So Lucy came o Limehouse.The excavation was headed up and funded by Professor Roger Wilson (David Calder) (an old friend of "Rick" O""Connell""s), working with 21 year-old student Alex O""Connell (Luke Ford) [who it was later revealed had dropped out of school without his parents"" knowledge], who had discovered the Bembridge Journal (written by Sir Colin Bembridge who went searching for the tomb 70 years earlier, and whose skeletal corpse was in the ruins).[The music was played on an electronic organ by pioneering synthesist Wendy (or Walter) Carlos.]The opening memorable image is an intimate closeup of the blue staring eyes and smirking face of ebullient young punker Alex de Large (Malcolm McDowell), wearing a bowler hat and with one false eyelash (upper and lower) adorning his right eye.