Typography in 'Catch Me If You Can'

The 'Catch Me If You Can' title sequence designed by Olivier Kuntzel and Florence Deygas was inspired by Saul Bass. The animated title sequence is rather unconventional as it tells the whole story of the film, and seems to have a 60's theme which could connote that the film is set in the 60's.
The typography in the animated title sequence 'Catch Me If You Can' is incorporated into the narrative by interacting with the visuals. The narrative of the title sequence is about a chase this is shown through the theme of travel and the constant movement of the animation.
The chase taking place is between a character played by Leonardo DiCaprio and another played by Tom Hanks. The audience knows this as the animated airport signs used for the narrative are also used to point at the character when the actor is introduced.

The orchestral soundtrack used with the animation seems to have a kind of blues vibe and it also builds to a climax part way through the sequence suggesting that that particular part of the narrative could be the climax of the film seen as the narrative of the title sequence is the complete narrative of the film.