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.However, for an early preview audience, the film took a different, short-lived itle,The Gent From Frisco.What are you doing with your evening out?Nancy: Oh, I""m going to a musical...(She begins singing ""Up in a balloon"")Gregory: I""ve never been to an English musical.Nancy: Oh, you don""t know what you""ve missed, sir...Gregory: And whom are you going to the musical with?Nancy: A gentleman friend, sir.Gregory: Oh, now you know Nancy, don""t you, that gentlemen friends are sometimes inclined to take liberties with young ladies.The influence of the film extended to commercial merchandise in the form of hairstyles, authentic period music of the 30s, and gangster retro-clothing (such as double-breasted suits, berets, fedoras, and the maxi-skirt).She was possessed with a terrible curse, "by day, a lovely princess, by night, a hideous ogre." "True love""s kiss" was the only means to lift her curse as she was waiting in a castle guarded by a dragon (from the first film).