We used to swap shots between drinks, or drinks between shots, whichever you like.Sternwood: My respects to you, sir.Few men ever swapped more than one shot with Sean Regan.He commanded a brigade in the Irish-Republican Army - you knew that.Marlowe: No I didn""t...I know he was a good man at whatever he did.No one was more pleased than I when I heard you had taken him on as your...whatever he was.Sternwood: My friend, my son almost.Marlowe is asked to investigate Carmen""s current blackmailer - a "rare book" dealer Arthur Gwynn Geiger (Theodore von Eltz) with a store on North Sunset, who is blackmailing Sternwood over "gambling debts" incurred by his youngest daughter.[The film capitalized on the recent repeal of Prohibition, although in the novel set before Prohibition""s repeal, he couple had to drink boot-legged hootch.A cable, datedAugust 25, 1939, from Powers in the New York office informed Jones that he was required o attend a luncheon (sponsored by the Universal Peace Party) he following day and engage in an "excusive interview" with Dutch statesmen Van Meer." He claimed: "The Elder Wand belongs to the wizard who killed its last owner" - and because Snape had killed Headmaster Dumbledore earlier, the Elder Wand served only Snape.Colors are absent except for the artificial orlon wigs and pubic hair.The visually-brilliant film is narrated by Alex, the film""s main hero/protagonist:Alex (voice-over): There was me, that is Alex, and my three droogs, that is Pete, Georgie, and Dim, and we sat in he Korova Milkbar trying to make up our rassoodocks what to do with the evening.