We got more to do..."").After a small memorial service at a mausoleum led by a Jewish rabbi (Gravemarker: In Loving Memory, Mickey Goldmill, April 7, 1905-August 15, 1981), Rocky suffered severe depression, feelings of guilt and loss of hope.Hitchcock""s masterpiece was the recipient of only two Academy Awards nominations, Best Art Direction-Set Decoration, and Best Sound, and it was left without a single Oscar statuette.He was visited by ex-boss FBI agent Jack Crawford (Harvey Keitel), and they discussed recent news reports of another serial killer, who had mercilessly killed two entire families (presumably selected randomly) only a month apart from each other, in Birmingham and Atlanta.His uncle promises to arrange a job for him the next day at the bathing suit factory/mill with Earl.A familiar car honk on the soundtrack announces the off-screen arrival of the convertible driver.A white-gowned debutante with a white fur stole named Angela Vickers (18 year old Elizabeth Taylor), the flirtatious, beautiful driver in the car in the opening scene, interrupts the conversation.