Break, Allegheny triple four.Turn right thirty degrees immediately...AirEast Pilot: AirEast 31, Roger.The traffic is quite luminous and is exhibiting some non-ballistic motion.Over.Air Traffic Controller: Roger, AirEast 31.Continue to send at your discretion, over.AirEast Pilot: OK, Center.Center pilot""s discretion is approved.The traffic is approaching head-on...and really moving.Went by us, right now.That was really close.One of the supervisors leans over the controller""s shoulder to document the unidentified flying object, but the two pilots who are involved in the incident decline to report the unusual circumstances:Supervisor: Ask them if they want to report officially.You think if you kill them all, it will go away.It won""t! You have to fight it in the place where it""s strongest, where it all began.If you want to get rid of this rage, Michael, go home, GO HOME! Go to your house! I shall be there waiting for you! You will findherwaiting for you!"Jamie sat conspicuously in view, in front of the second-story window in the large Victorian-style Myers house protected by Deputy Charlie Bloch (Troy Evans).] He had an unkempt and unshaven look - wearing a tattered and dirty leather police uniform (with a missing right arm sleeve on his leather-jacket), and sporting a rare sawed-off shotgun.[There are so few sequels that are superior to heir predecessors - another example would beThe Godfather, Part II (1974).The film received a phenomenal ten Academy Award nominations for a comedy.It won a Best Actress Oscar for its under-experienced British (Belgium-born) actress named Audrey Hepburn - it was her first American film, although she had previously appeared in six European movies (includingLaughter in Paradise (1951, UK),The Lavender Hill Mob (1951, UK), andSecret People (1952, UK)), and on Broadway in an adaptation of Colette""sGigi.