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.Suddenly, in an upstairs bedroom, the ringing of an alarm clock is heard, and Firefly appears in bed with a nightshirt, nightcap, and cigar.He was working with his assistant Dita Mandy (Donna Murphy).Cross traversed the rugged landscape (and crossed over a formidable mountain), arriving two days earlier than expected at an Alaskan cabin, operated by one of the other nine superagents involved in Operation Outcome.Lando would plan to meet up with Luke at a rendezvous point on Tatooine.Luke""s final words to Lando were: "May the Force be with you." Princess Leia, Luke, and the two droids watched through a wide viewport as theFalconraced from the Rebel cruiser through the sky after takeoff.I""m a nymphomaniac.I discovered sex very early.I slept with everybody.My schoolteacher, my sister""s husband, the string section of the New York Philharmonic.I want to have sex all the time, play all he time.Otherwise you""re just down, and why be down? The best way o get up is sex.I""m not like my sisters.They""re so inhibited, hey never want to do anything.I believe in having sex as often, as freely and as intensely as possible." When Allan voraciously grabbed at her to kiss her, she unexpectedly retorted: "What do you take me for?"There was another failed pickup for Allan at an art gallery when he asked Museum Girl (Diana Davila) (in the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art) about her interpretation of Jackson Pollock""s 1943 painting, ""Guardians of the Secret"": ("It restates the negativeness of the universe.