I""ve got to go back, Amy.Amy: Why?Kane: This is crazy.I haven""t even got any guns.Amy: Then let""s go on.Hurry.Kane: No, that""s what I""ve been thinkin"".They""re making me run.I""ve never run from anybody before.Amy: I don""t understand any of this.Kane: (after looking at his vest watch) Well, I haven""t got time o tell ya.Amy: Then don""t go back, Will.Kane: I""ve got to.That""s the whole thing.(He turns the buggy around and rides back into town.)At 10:50 am, Kane re-enters Hadleyville, as the barber predicts the deadly results of the inevitable confrontation to Fred (Guy Beach), the town""s coffin-maker:Barber: How many coffins we got?Fred: Two.At first, Selznick was uncomfortable about being at MGM, sensitive to criticism that he was nepotistically working at his father-in-law""s studio (Selznick was married to mogul Louis B...Just sit tight and we""ll get to you." As the platoon locked and loaded and ominous thunder rumbled, King began to sing the folk tune: "Oh, Susanna.Charlie""s projected, rough and scratchy Super 8 mm home movies played under the title credits (provided in a yellow upper/lower case typewriter font on a black background) - providing a flashback to the past when things were better with his Littly Italy Mafioso buddies.