The boat arrived at the pier of Ambrose""s luxurious island home on the water, while his assistant Hugh Stamp watched from the balcony, immediately suspicious and vigilant, as the two ex-lovers met again and kissed.Outside the post-office, the young boy identifies he mailman who delivered the school letter, and the startled postal delivery man is threatened: "From now on, any letter from that school to that kid""s house comes directly here.After seducing (and betraying) her loving husband, she begins to feel perilous menace fromboththe man she really loves - an icy, seemingly insensitive and cruel American intelligence agent (Cary Grant) on the assignment - and her husband (Claude Rains), a man who is fixated with and controlled by his overcritical, partly-jealous mother figure (Leopoldine Konstantin).They discussed speaking to the Russian Federation leader - but President Zorkin was reported missing and there was a coup in Moscow, and General Bulgakov was in charge ("the asshole who wanted to use nukes in Chechnya").[Note: A symbolic indication of the red hot "white heat" - he film""s title, and his punishment for using Cody""s real name.