g., inPublic Enemy (1931),Little Caesar (1930)andWhite Heat (1949)) - prominently portrayed in an idealized painting above the fireplace.The wo part-time drug dealers are:a cool and introspective "Captain America" Wyatt (Peter Fonda) on a gleaming, silver-chromed low-riding bike with a ""stars-and-stripes"" tear-drop gas tank, wearing a tight leather pants held at the waist by a round belt-buckle and a black leather jacket with an American flag emblazoned on the back; also with a ""stars-and-stripes"" helmetmustached and shaggy, long-haired Billy the Kid (Dennis Hopper), with a tan-colored bush hat, fringed buckskin jacket, shades, and an Indian necklace of animals"" teethWyatt casts off his wristwatch to the ground, a literal and symbolic flourish that shows his new-found freedom and rejection of time constraints in modern society.Starry-eyed Holly spies on Kit through curtains as he again approaches her house.The impressionable girl describes her instant magnetic attraction to the boy who looks like dreamy een film idol James Dean from her movie magazines, in voice-over:He was handsomer than anybody I""d ever met."In he first actual synchronized sound heard in the film (not by Al Jolson!, but by young Bobby Gordon), Jakie entertains the cafe audience by singing ""My Gal Sal.Toad (1949)In terms of detail and realism, it was one of Disney""s most remarkable achievements, but it lacked the fantasy element of other animations.