After examining thousands of humans (she first used the word "dissecting" but then corrected her slip of the tongue about operating on humans), Zira said she only found two who could talk in her lifetime -- [Taylor and Brent, the two US astronauts from the previous films].Outside, he brown-haired stable boy summoned a broom propped by the door - with the Force - to glide into his hand.Based on the article ""A Farewell to Arms" by John Carlin.From a production budget of approximately $110 million, the film""s box-office was $134 million (domestic) and $383 million (worldwide).This is the best-remembered film version of the novel, but there were others:it was previously filmed as a silent by director Herbert Brenon in 1926, starring Ronald Colmanit was remade in 1966 by director Douglas Heyes, with Telly Savalas as the cruel, sadistic sergeant at the fortcomedian Marty Feldman directed and starred in Universal""s parodyThe Last Remake of Beau Geste (1977), with cleverly-edited footage from the 1939 version spliced inThe film received two Academy Awards nominations (with no wins): Brian Donlevy received his only Academy Award nomination (Best Supporting Actor) for his performance as the sadistic, horrendous Sergeant Markoff - the film changed his nationality from French to Russian to avoid offending the French legionnaires and French film audiences.The dread minion of the Law - Reuben ""Rube"" Whipple (George Neville) is the Constable.Another townsperson Seth Holcomb (Porter Strong) waits for Martha Perkins (Vivia Ogden), whom he has been following around for twenty years.