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.Philip""s older age, sophistication, low self-regard and self-deprecation, self-consciousness about his club-foot, and his obsessive introspection made his relationship with Mildred impossible and doomed from the start.The infamous MacGuffin in this Hitchcock film is the identity of the thief.The stylish film""s screenplay, by John Michael Hayes (in his second project with Hitchcock), was based on the novel of he same name by David Dodge.To protect the earnings of other child actors, the Coogan Law required that 15% of a child""s earnings be set aside in a trust that could not be tapped without a court order until the child came of age.Cora: My husband tells me your name is Frank.Frank: That""s right.Cora: Well Frank, around here, you""ll kindly do your reading on your own time.Frank: Your husband, Nick told me I was through for the day and I hought he was boss around here.Cora: The best way to get my husband to fire you would be not doing what I tell you to do.Frank: Well, you haven""t asked me to do anything - yet.Cora: I want all these chairs painted.Frank: All right.I""ll look in the paper.Maybe I can find a sale on some cheap paint.Cora: You won""t find anythingcheaparound here! [An obvious double-entendre -- by film""s end, her price turns out to be very high] Look in the cupboard under the counter.