In another office with Stern, the suave enterpreneur Schindler [a relatively-poor Sudeten German who failed as an entrepreneur before the war] discusses his capitalistic business arrangement and plan to take over a former, confiscated pots and pans company to manufacture mess kits and cookware for the troops at the front, and o make Stern his accountant.You""ve nothing on me." The dapper gigolo picks up a few of his things, leaves the room, and deliberately and audaciously walks toward and past the two men (in a brilliant Hitchcockian tracking point-of-view shot) to call their bluff.The film cleverly set the genre on its head again, showing how the living dead were misunderstood and oppressed.Violet Venable.]As they emerged outdoors, she continued to memorialize her adored but deceased son Sebastian.She described him as charismatic and with a poetic nature: ("All poets, whatever age they may seem to others, die young.Not too much shooting is actually accomplished.Elsa Mae observes: "Pa is drunk again!" but nevertheless, she goes over and demands a part in the picture.