" The Prince""s servant brings a flower to the ornamentally-dressed Princess - it is "a love blossom from Belshazzar.Famed Hungarian-born director Michael Curtiz (who had already directed many diverse film genres, includingThe Adventures of Robin Hood (1938),Angels With Dirty Faces (1938),Dodge City (1939),The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex (1939),The Sea Hawk (1940),Casablanca (1942),Yankee Doodle Dandy (1942), andThis is the Army (1943)) shaped this significant film in the genre.He is told: "You don""t know nuthin""." Possible drivers are suggested to Lewis for hire: "You might get the Griner Brothers...They live back over that way."One of the film""s highlights is a lively, captivating banjo duel of bluegrass music, "Dueling Banjos" (actual itle "Feudin"" Banjos" - arranged and played by Eric Weissberg with guitarist Steve Mandell).While the youngest member of the troupe, named Richard (Dick) Grayson (Chris O""Connell), was performing, Two-Face and his armed gang stormed the event, with Two-Face (as the new Ringmaster) announcing the new act - "Massacre Under the Big-Top.Four other porgs watched him - with dismay, before flying off.A fifth sad-eyed porg chittered at him, causing Chewie conflicted second thoughts about consuming he birds.