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.Under the credits, Krypton""s respected scientist Jor-El (Marlon Brando), fearing that Krypton would be destroyed by a collision with its sun, prepared a space capsule/rocket (with one green crystal) to bear his son Kal-El safely away, just before the planet exploded.When he adds: "I trust you too.I won""t count it," Mrs.Stevens laughs amusedly.Robie (using the alias of "Mr.Burns") contrives o meet Hughson and the Stevens"" - and he is invited to share drinks at their table.He stops on the steps of the building and straightens his tie.She masks herself and ducks behind a news-stand as he stops o buy a paper.She follows him - they both proceed down subway station steps, along with jam-packed throngs of other pedestrians.[Note: A symbolic indication of the red hot "white heat" - he film""s title, and his punishment for using Cody""s real name.