Warren and Harold seemed relieved, however. At lunchtime, Mark took Harold aside for a long chat, at the end of which Harold returned to the set looking harassed. Carrin smiled sweetly at him when he shot her an accusing look. Two days later, a new draft of scene twenty-eight appeared on one of the tables, and all were instructed to read it. Carrin paged through it, well satisfied. It was still a sex scene in her opinion, but in much better taste. Janice pulled a face, openly dissatisfied, and shot her a dirty look. The filming went on for another two weeks without a hitch. They shot the bar scene, where Jason Talbot took the call from the mafia and agreed to meet them in the empty warehouse. Then they did another scene with Talbot and the mafia don, and finally a street scene in which Talbot spotted his prey and started the chase that would escalate throughout the movie. This was complex, and involved a lot of extras and a great deal of hair-pulling for Harold when the extras forgot their queues and blocked the cameras or got in the actors' way.
