Why, you've got people here now that look likeyou.Now, I'll tell you what we'll do.We'll put up a sign outside - Placed Under New Management.We'll set up a seventy-five-cent meal that will knock their eyes out.After we knock their eyes out, we can charge 'em anything we want.He then attempts to sell her an insurance policy with a brisk sales pitch - accompanied with desultory comments about her aging:Now, sign here and give me your check for fifteen hundred dollars.Sam and Frodo were taken to Boromir's younger brother Faramir (David Wenham), a captain in the Ithelien Rangers in the land of Gondor - "the last free kingdom of Men" that was threatened by Sauron.The film's major male protagonist - a malevolent, iron-willed, enigmatic, rude and imperious (but genius) Russian ballet impersario played by Anton Walbrook, was partly based upon the real-life, highly-demanding artistic director Sergei Diaghilev (1872-1929), who became famous for founding an influential ballet company, Ballets Russes, that was based in Paris.It also featured the debut film role of Patricia Arquette.The setting was one year after the end of the second filmA Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy's Revenge (1985), and six years after the original film, but there was no continuity or mention of the main character Jesse.