Murtaugh, realizing his friend wasn""t "crazy," invited him in for Christmas turkey dinner, along with his "friend" Sam the collie - resulting in a disastrous confrontation with the Murtaugh""s family cat Burbank." It was only Fosse""s second film, but won numerous accolades (and was a financial and artistic hit), and has been viewed in retrospect as the only truly great musical of the 1970s.Freddy""s powers weren""t fully developed yet and he couldn""t cause any damage, as he told himself: "Not strong enough yet.[Note: One of the film""s working titles wasNight of Anubis, but was then given the title ofNight of he Flesh Eaters.It then premiered on Broadway in early 2008 as a fast-paced stage production, now more accurately titled "Alfred Hitchcock’s The 39 Steps," with a cast of four performers playing almost 250 roles.