Although it""s now hard to believe, the film was declared "morally offensive" (in part) by a Catholic organization known as the Nation Legion of Decency because actress Maureen O""Hara""s character was a divorcee.When Superman flew by and landed, she told him: "Thought you""d never get here." He wasn""t expecting to save her ("I don""t do that anymore"), but she was alright with that: "I""m way past saving.And then suddenly, Superman""s hospital bed was empty - he had awakened and flown off.Lois, with one tear falling, was at her computer struggling with writer""s block about her next article, "Why the World Needs Superman.He was accused of cheating by entering a subroutine into the computer simulation.When Kirk faced his accuser, Spock, they debated the no-win scenario, which Spock argued was necessary and the test""s principal lesson: "The purpose is to experience fear, fear in the face of certain death.Stars Cary Grant (with his second of four appearances for Hitchcock) and Ingrid Bergman (with her second of three appearances), both at the height of their careers as a glamorous leading man and sultry beauty respectively, were denied nominations.