It""s called suspension of disbelief.Gus: I like that."Suspension of Disbelief."Nick: What""s your new book about?Catherine: A detective.He falls for the wrong woman.(Nick turns around)Nick: What happens?Catherine: She kills him.The film is most famous for the following scene, one of the best in the film: the police interrogation scene.His blonde, young and vivacious American wife Katherine ""Katie"" (Jocelyn Brando, Marlon Brando""s sister) is clad in a checkered apron in their simple yet respectable, wood-paneled home of the 1950s.This beguiling film had elements of classic film noir, recalling Burt Lancaster""s roles inThe Killers (1946)andCriss Cross (1949)." There were six separate, inexplicable cases of the dead awakening, including a 50 year-old white male, the victim of a drive-by shooting, who sat up on an autopsy table and attacked a medical examiner, and in another instance, a corpse that apparently revived itself at a hospital.