Voldemort challenged Harry to a duel of wills and wands, and threatened death: "I""m going to kill you, Harry Potter."" He was told that he did not actually exist, because he could not be ID""d or surveilled due to having no biometric identifiers.Its cyclically-told tale of romantic yearning and pining for love was about an imaginary romance, embodied in the doomed, delusional (and illusory) relationship of the two romantic leads: a young neighbor girl""s (Fontaine) steadfast, sacrificial love for a self-absorbed, frivolous dilettante concert pianist (Jourdan).The actor""s award-winning performance required an incredible transformation of his character over a 23-year period (from 1941 to 1964), including La Motta""s two marriages, boxing ring fights with the likes of Sugar Ray Robinson (to whom he lost the title), and his decline to a Miami, Florida nightclub owner and a sleazy, two-bit, lewd comedian in a New York nightclub.