The Production Code of the time wouldn""t have condoned he exposition of explicit details of portions of the depraved plot anyway (the references to drug use, Carmen""s nymphomania, the pornography racket, and the homosexual relationship between Lundgren and Geiger).He requests her services as a guide: "I need a woman""s help." Still self-deprecating after so many years of practice, Charlotte remarks: "Of course.A spinster Aunt is an ideal person to select presents for young girls." With only a picture of his family""s "harem," Charlotte sees a resemblance between herself and Jerry""s youngest ""unwanted"" daughter Tina - another "ugly duckling.at 49th St.).Although the film initially failed at the box-office and its plot was considered far-fetched, it anticipated the American obsession with conspiracy theories in the early to mid-60s.In the shadows of a back room, Harold engaged the "valuable services" of the Spanish-accented swashbuckler killer, later revealed to be Puss In Boots (voice of Antonio Banderas).