A sanitarium security officer named Willie (Dan Joffre), checking on an open outdoor chain-fence gate, was spooked by a clown-masked patient named Harold (Gus Lynch), known for posing as notorious serial killers (this time, he was John Wayne Gacy).Another more extreme film that portrayed hidden problems in suburbia was David Lynch""sBlue Velvet (1986).To me, being a gangster was better han being President of the United States.["Rags to Riches," performed by Tony Bennett.]East New York, Brooklyn, 1955The young Henry Hill (Christopher Serrone), a teenager in an impoverished Brooklyn neighborhood in the mid-1950s, is attracted o and impressed by the flashy, expensive clothes and cars of hoods who would congregate at the Pitkin Ave.] It has been surmised that Sal Mineo""s teen-aged character in the film was obviously gay and troubled by typical problems of in-the-closet homosexuals in the 50s - the film disguises his problems, but hints at the possibility that he is seeking out Dean""s character because he rejects fake machismo.Stanislav Sobinski (Robert Stack) in the British RAF.The young fugitive pilot was madly in platonic, idolizing love with Joseph""s beguiling wife Maria - it was a traditional romantic comedy love triangle.