This was Huston""s final film with Warner Bros.Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall would never star together again on the big screen (this was their fourth and final film), after having previously worked together in three other classic films:To Have and Have Not (1942)(whichKey Largoclosely resembled in its dark tone)The Big Sleep (1946)Dark Passage (1947)This was also the 5th and final film co-starring Bogart with Edward G.Romero himself defined the creatures as average-Joe "blue-collar monsters," who lumbered stiffly out of their graves to indiscriminately attack - a metaphor for a lifeless and dehumanized society.He had been arrested as a prime suspect solely because of his color, without any questions asked.The black "prisoner" was ushered into Sheriff Gillespie""s office after first bypassing deputy Courtney (Peter Whitney) in the outer office.In the pool house cabana, a worried and detached Jesse told Lisa that he wasn""t "into" the party and was planning to leave.A second car arrives, and the newcomers lean into the wind, holding onto their caps.One of the men, identifying himself as a cartographer ("I""m a mapmaker") and not a professional interpreter, David Laughlin (Bob Balaban) is able to "translate French into English and English into French.