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A gun is pointed at lovely Regina ("Reggie") Lampert (Audrey Hepburn) on her holiday - held in the grip of the young son of her friend - it was only a water pistol!Upon her return to glittering Paris, the lovely Reggie is shocked to find out that her husband Charles, who she was planning o divorce anyway, has been brutally murdered during her absence, by being thrown from a train.The conclusion that seemed most inevitable and unavoidable was John Doe""s sacrificial suicide on Christmas Eve (a deeply-religious act) but that downbeat ending was rejected by preview audiences.One of the film""s poster claimed: "ROMANCE SOARING ABOVE THE ANDES! DRAMA THUNDERING ACROSS A CONTINENT!"Producer, director, and writer Howard Hawks wrote an original short story titled "Plane Four from Barranca" in 1938 and then had screenwriter Jules Furthman create the screenplay [Note: William Rankin and Eleanore Griffin are uncredited writers] - to take advantage of the availability of Cary Grant and Jean Arthur at Columbia Studios.Wolverine spoke to Stryker, chained down by Magneto, who asked: "Who has the answers, Wolverine? Those people? That creature in your arms?" Wolverine responded that he would take his chances with his fellow mutants, as Stryker shouted back: "One day, someone will finish what I""ve started, Wolverine! One day!"Vertical thrusters malfunctioned and power problems made it impossible for the X-Jet to take off, and everyone appeared doomed.