Large, magnified typewritten letters rap out the Jewish names: Hudes Isak, Feber, Bauman, Klein, Chaim, Neuman, Samuel, Salomon, Horn, Steiner.""In their hurry to get to the Plaza Hotel (a secure symbol of material success and luxury), he lies about his secretary""s physical condition and rudely, irresponsibly, and inconsiderately commandeers a taxicab for both of them from another waiting customer.Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (1984)d.Leonard Nimoy, 105 minutesFilm Plot SummaryThis second sequel opened with a recap of the scene of Spock""s (Leonard Nimoy) death, funeral, and ejection into space to orbit the newborn Genesis planet (and land on its surface); the damagedUSS Enterprisereturned to the spacedock for repairs, with Admiral Cmdr.His own heart beat intensified as he was frozen in terrorizing fear.A grenade explosion was followed by Tex""s shout to Chris: "Blow he f--kin"" claymore! Take the safety off, god-damnit!" The flashes of returned automatic machine gun fire momentarily lit up he jungle during the firefight, and the claymores detonated.[Note: It was the first full-length feature made at Paramount""s Long Island studio.]This great Bette Davis/Warner Bros picture about a decade later, positioned between the star""sAll This, and Heaven Too (1940)andThe Great Lie (1941), was nominated for a total of seven nominations (with no wins): Best Picture, Best Actress (Bette Davis - her fourth nomination), Best Supporting Actor (James Stephenson), Best Director, Best B/W Cinematography (Gaetano Gaudio), Best Original Score (Max Steiner), and Best Film Editing.