Caspian introduced the castaways as "Edmund he Just" and "Lucy the Valiant" - "high King and Queen of Narnia" as everyone bowed.He staggered around for his first steps like a zombie-likeFrankenstein (1931), although he stumbledbackwards.Finally, the group borrowed enough fuel for their drive, and Debra was able to successfully demand food and supplies, and they departed for her house in Scranton 65 miles away." Lloyd""s films of this period often included timeless gags, pathos, and clever visual elements.The film - Lloyd""s fourth full-length feature, was directed by Fred C.Newmeyer and Sam Taylor, and produced by Hal Roach.Lloyd was one of the three giants of silent comedy, joining Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin.Other Lloyd films that featured the same innocent, bespectacled character includedGirl Shy (1924),The Freshman (1925)- his most successful film,For Heaven""s Sake (1926), andThe Kid Brother (1927)- often considered one of his best films." He was also introduced o talkative Britisher Mrs.Appleby and a round-faced Latvian diplomat (Edward Conrad) who only grinned and couldn""t communicate.