A distinguished gentleman, presumably 'Lester Townsend', enters [the man is actually Philip Vandamm (James Mason), a foreign spy dealing in American secrets who has briefly taken over the home of Townsend, a UN diplomat].Both of them were treated to a shopping trip to buy new funky 70s-style clothes.In their suite, they were entertained with a reception-party, where Cornelius diplomatically answered a question about human women, and Zira enjoyed a champagne drink described as "Grape Juice Plus.She had awakened BEFORE Bick to ring the triangular, iron meal-bell herself to summon everyone to breakfast.The camera then twists up the drive that has become overgrown with underbrush and foliage.At the end of the drive, the camera tracks to the right through Manderley.The mansion's gutted, forbidding, burned-out ruins are seen silhouetted in a shrouded mist, viewed in shadow and moonlight.It defeated wo major Best Picture competitors:Bonnie and Clydeand director Mike Nichols'The Graduate, and another Poitier vehicle on inter-racial marriage -Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (1967).