Paul Kaufman (Dennis Hopper), a rich and powerful feudal overlord leader and opportunistic supercapitalist who lived in the inner-sanctum of Fiddler""s Green (and owned and managed the facility), was viewed contemptuously by the exploited and sickened masses, including angered, homeless Irishman Mulligan (Bruce McFee) who once worked for Riley, and was attempting to encourage rebels to join his cause against the ruthless despot Kaufman: "He didn""t build that place.Good night, Mr.Carter." He responded: "Good night, Miss Milligan." She ascended the stairs into the building and shut the door.He began walking away and then sheepishly remembered that he was leaving his own apartment: "I almost forgot where I lived.As in a fairy tale, it turns out to be a huge smiling face of "colossal dimensions" - it is one of the most recognizable images in film history and often used as the iconic symbol for early pioneering efforts in cinema.He hypothesized that her psychokinetic ability was "a projection of the suppressed guilt feelings" that she had regarding her father""s death.