" She denied that the baby was hers and angrily refused to care for a second child.All the while, he was being carefully watched by an alert Policeman (Tom Wilson) on patrol.A second attempt was made when he handed the baby to a bearded old man while he tied his shoe, and then ran off and hid in a shed.Violence is all they know, but they are unfortunately necessary.")Doc attempts to convince Emmerich to financially back him and put up $50,000 to handle expenses.Repeating the words "half-a-million, eh," Emmerich smoothly decides to finance the operation.Although Doc is slightly leery of the suggestion, he also accepts Emmerich""s idea to handle the disposal of the take.]It was a surprise that the nominated director Norman Jewison failed to take home the Best Director Oscar for the celebrated, seminal late 1960s film - instead Mike Nichols won the award (presumably because he had failed to win as Best Director he previous year forWho""s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966)).She told her infant: "Sweet dreams, Jacob Daniel."The camera made a slow backward dolly beyond a nearby jungle jim, where a young girl in a white dress was skipping rope, with humming on the soundtrack of the familiar and ominous Freddy song.[Note: Her character was a strong parody of housekeeper Mrs.Danvers (Judith Anderson) in Alfred Hitchcock""sRebecca (1940).] The forbidding woman introduced herself:I am Frau Blucher.Thunder and lightning crackled, and the terrified horses reared up and loudly neighed and whinnied.Igor steadied the frightened animals.As Dr.Frankenstein introduced Inga to Frau Blucher, the error-stricken horses once again whinnied.[Note: It was one of the film""s running gags that the horses whinnied whenever her name was mentioned.