Jason then traveled to Moscow by train, where he was involved in an extended high-speed car chase through the crowded streets between himself (driving a hijacked yellow taxi), assassin Kirill (re-sent by Gretkov to finish Bourne off) in a stolen black Mercedes SUV, and multiple police cars ordered by the CIA, that ended in a spectacular tunnel crash.The main characters drawn together in a misconceived love riangle in the corrupt, pleasure-seeking world outside the cabaret were:Sally Bowles (Liza Minnelli in a bravura, career-defining performance), a flamboyant, amoral and effervescent American singer/performerBrian Roberts (Michael York), Sally""s bisexual boarding house tenant - a Britisher and English language teacherMaximilian von Heune (Helmut Griem), a homosexual German playboy-baron[In the original mid-1960s Broadway production version, he main characters were an American writer named Cliff Bradshaw and 19 year-old English cabaret singer Sally Bowles - reversed nationalities in the film.It lost to "Up Where We Belong"" fromAn Officer and a Gentleman (1982).With one Razzie Award nomination: Worst New Star (Mr.T).Rocky II (1979)d.Sylvester Stallone, 119 minutesFilm Plot SummaryThe sequel opened with a black screen, and then a musical fanfare and large yellow letters moving from right to left -- ROCKY II -- and the voice of an announcer calling the 14th round of the Bicentennial (January 1, 1976) Super Battle bout from the first film.The film conveys the enigmatic, complex life and exploits of an eccentric, rebellious, desert-loving, messianic, Oxford-bred British Army officer cartographer (repeatedly referred to as an "Englishman"), who unites the desert-dwelling Arabian Bedouins against the oppressive Turks (allies of Germany) during World War I.