Chaplin""s film was re-released in 1942 with added sound narration and music, both spoken and composed/arranged by Chaplin.[Note: The emotionally-brooding film told only a small portion of Steinbeck""s work, roughly adapting only the final third of the novel (Chapters 39-55) and leaving out the childhood of the parents and the Chinese character of Lee, he Trask family servant.Inside, a group of mechanics, two of which danced to the Supremes"" "Come See About Me," had pulled off a successful job - the hijacking of boxes of US government property.Producer John Carpenter conceived of this film as the first in an anthology of stand-alone Halloween season-related horror films, although the plan failed.He then raised the vehicle and then dropped it on its roof.Encircled by police cars, Max begged: "It""s not my fault." A cameraman filmed him - projecting his glowing blue image onto one of the billboards as Max reveled in his newfound stardom: "They see me.