S."Woody" Van Dyke), and Best Adapted Screenplay (husband-and-wife screenwriting partnership Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, also authors ofNaughty Marietta (1935),It's A Wonderful Life (1946),Easter Parade (1948),Father of the Bride (1950), andThe Diary of Anne Frank (1959)), it was up against stiff competition from the Oscar-sweeping filmIt Happened One Night (1934), and went away empty-handed..." During intercourse, he kept complimenting her: "Your tits are f--king --- just...so juicy, dude...You got perfect nipple placement, baby." She filmed them doing it with a hand-held video camera, projecting them onto a large-screen TV display nearby, while he cautioned: "This better not go on the f--king Internet.] She smartly answers without any air of mystery or femininity:Scottie (pointing out a bra hanging next to her work area): What's this doo-hickey?Midge: It's a brassiere.As they began to approach, they backed off when Gandalf the Grey (Ian McKellen) sat down.Thorin explained that he had been looking for his missing father Thrain.Gandalf proposed what might have happened: with the Dwarves of Erebor, Thrain had marched toward the Lonely Mountain to steal back the Arkenstone jewel from the great fire-breathing dragon Smaug (voice of Benedict Cumberbatch) who was guarding the stone there:I urged him to march upon Erebor, to rally he seven armies of the Dwarves to destroy the dragon and take back the Lonely Mountain." The Russians were also left "with no choice" but to dispatch their fleet to protect their interests.