They were summoned o the fancy penthouse of a gambler/racketeer kingpin, an "operator" named Whit Sterling (Kirk Douglas) - an apt name for a smart financial operator.One of the bandits delivers one of the most famous lines in film history (briefly spoofed and misquoted in Mel Brooks""Blazing Saddles (1974)):Badges? We ain""t got no badges! We don""t need no badges.In a scary moment, Roger was jumped by a zombie who had snuck into the store, but was able to use a screwdriver to impale the ghoul (John Harrison) in the head.He was stunned when a getaway car just entered by Hannah exploded and burst into flames nearby, and exclaimed: "Claire! Oh, my God!" When Golitsyn was pulled out of Sarah""s sight and seized through an iron gate (presumably by someone stealing the disk), she rushed to him, and they both ended up lethally stabbed in the chest - she died in Ethan""s arms.They were portrayed as more human than the humans: "They""re just looking for a place o go."Studio-produced through Universal Studios, with a production budget of $15-16 million, but grossed almost $21 million (domestic) and about $47 million (worldwide).