It lost the Best Picture race toThe Great Ziegfeld (1936), a lengthy, less-impressive "musical" biography..."Suddenly, wo arms (composed of wires and TV parts) ripped through the sides of the wall-mounted TV, grabbed her by the shoulders, and picked her up.Arabella Figg (Kathryn Hunter), who claimed she witnessed the unauthorized attack of the cloaked creatures, and by Dumbledore, who claimed Harry""s self-defensive use of magic before Muggles was due to the life-threatening situation.Stewart""s character represents the powerful forces of American freedom, democracy and morality over oppression and evil in his emotional portrait of a naive, idealist, patriotic young politician who, after being sent to Washington (a symbol of liberty and democracy) as a junior senator from an un-named state, matures in wisdom, fights political corruption within his state""s political machine, and guards American values as a moral hero.(Linda learned of Allan""s date during the evening and appeared jealously concerned that he might like his date.