The leaderless natives instantly surrender.In the film""s final scene, at the parade ground of he 41st Regiment of the Bengal Lancers, Col.Stone pins a distinguished service medal on Lt.Forsythe.Lt.Stone is proudly honored by his father with another distinguished service medal for his "conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty - he attacked singlehanded, a group of the enemy and killed their leader thus demoralizing hostile forces at a moment when the success of our arms at Mogala was in the balance.Absolutely out of the question.My division was cut to pieces.What""s left of it is in no position to even hold the Ant Hill, let alone take it.I""m sorry, but that""s the truth.Manipulatively with subtle and persuasive urgings as hey weave around each other in the large room, Broulard intimates hat the vain-glorious, ambitious Mireau might be considered, as a "fighting general," for a rapid promotion to the Twelfth Corps (with another star) if the Ant Hill is taken.Film Notables (Awards, Facts, etc.)The third film in the original five-film series.With a production budget of $2.5 million, and box-office gross receipts of $12 million (domestic).BackgroundElmer Gantry(1960) is an entertaining melodrama with memorable performances, from writer/director Richard Brooks.] Groups of dark-uniformed workers, in rows of six as in the shift-change sequence, march up the stairs in unison toward the mouth, as the Moloch monster is transformed back into the machine in Freder""s eyes.