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au482 — 11 years ago(October 27, 2014 07:10 PM)

When Raymond Fitch (Zero Mostel) tries to board a ship, he is stymied by a rat interdiction device.

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thanks for this

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Agreed. Good catch.
I asked my wife if she knew what that device was for and when I told her, she fell apart, agreeing that it was great symbolism.
I wonder how many people caught that.

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I hardly think Zero Mostel was able to climb a rope, he complained to Elia Zazan about all the running he had to do in previous scenes. The great Jack Palance was really on that rope to the ship after a stuntman failed. That was grit and ambition from someone in his first big screen role.

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