"Giacomo" was unaware that he had been hired as a skilled assassin by the scheming Sir Ravenhurst in the King""s retinue, who wanted to acquire the throne for himself.His wit and unflinching eye for hypocrisy produced a number of film classics, including a tale of adultery and murder inDouble Indemnity (1944), the scourge of alcoholism inThe Lost Weekend (1945), the cynical film about Hollywood inSunset Boulevard (1950), the critique of commercial exploitation within American journalism and the media inAce in the Hole (1951),the gender-bending comedy of the hitSome Like It Hot (1959), and the shallowness of corporate ladder-climbing inThe Apartment (1960).He vividly describes the scene of supposed justice during the grand jury hearing for Tom Robinson, from his own boy-hood point of view:Not much is happening.Z.Whitehead), teenagedWinfield (Darryl Hickman), youngRuthie (Shirley Mills), youngUncle John (Frank Darien), widowedConnie Rivers (Eddie Quillan), Rosasharn""s new husband BackgroundGreed(1924) is one of the greatest silent films ever made, although the film was a box-office failure at the time.The group divided up, one to rescue the other children held in a lower-level containment cell, and the other to locate Professor Xavier in Cerebro.