When she asked: "Who are you?", he cut open his own chest with the blades - and yellow fluid with maggoty worms poured out.It was based on Austrian writer Felix Salten's 1923 storybookBambi, A Life in the Woods.[Note: Salten was a pen-name for Siegmund Salzmann.] Nazi Germany banned the novel in 1936, accusing it of being an allegory of Jewish persecution.The studio's fifth animated classic, with a running ime of only 69 minutes, was released after five years of development, and was the last Disney feature to emerge mostly unscathed from the problems of the previous year's studio strike, or the start of WWII.Lolita's opening credits, however, contain some of the most overtly-erotic, idealizing images of the entire film - designed to set the tone of the film." As she left, he waved at her with the check in his hand (as if it was a handkerchief).Suddenly out of his hiding place in the shadows, Max's landlord (Shimen Ruskin) grabbed the check, and asserted a semi-legal sounding phrase: "He who signs a lease, must pay rent.