Perspiring, Wally looks petrified with fear and desperately wonders what to do next.He approaches the telephone, identified in close-up - as he reaches for it, it begins ringing.Wally disconnects the cord, and then rushes into another area of the house to try another door.Finding all the doors and exits locked, he breaks out the window panes of one door with a chair and kicks his way through to an outside porch, cutting himself in the process.Early zombie films slightly before this 1968 classic with some similar plot elements includedCreature with the Atom Brain (1955),Zombies of Mora-Tau (1957), andInvisible Invaders (1959).Halfway there, McClane bolted from the taxi to board the # 3 subway train ("I""m gonna get that bomb"), while he told Zeus to continue driving on city streets ("Go now! Drive! Get to that phone booth by 10:20").I was valet for Mr.""Teddy"" Roosevelt.He got me a seat up in the gallery.The play wasGeorge Washington, Jr., and you was just singin"" and dancin"" to all about the grand ole flag.Mr.Teddy used to sing it in his bathtub.George: That was a good old song in its day.Butler: Yas, sir, it was.And it""s just as good today as iteverwas.George is brought into the President""s private study and cordially met by the President (Captain Jack Young):President: Well, hello there! How""s my double?George: Your double isn""t any too sure.She stayed behind when he died up there." Arlington realizes the impact Jane has had on him: "She""s hit you pretty hard, hasn""t she?" Holt admits: "Well, I""m in love with her if that""s what you mean.