The subject matter was remade as a TV-movie entitledThe Last Days of Patton (1986), also with Scott in the lead role.Abby: No dear, it was Reverend Harper who sneezed.He delivers a yell of "CHAAAARGGGE" and then charges up the staircase at every opportunity while blowing his bugle, believing it is San Juan Hill all over again ("the stairs are always San Juan Hill").BackgroundNight of the Living Dead (1968)was director George Romero""s most notable genre-defining, classic zombie horror film -- it quickly became his calling card, and was responsible for making him influentially known as the Master of the modern""zombiefilm"" (although he term ""zombie"" was never explicitly used), featuring he mysterious reanimation (or reactivation) of the recent-dead.Now I don""t know how I can explain this to you, but it""s not only against the law.It""s wrong! It""s not a nice thing to do.People wouldn""t understand.He wouldn""t understand.What I mean is, well, this is developing into a very bad habit.Mortimer discusses committing Teddy at Happydale with he head of the insane asylum, Mr.Witherspoon (Edward Everett Horton), but he is reluctant to accept the schizophrenic patient: "We have several Theodore Roosevelts at the moment and it would lead o trouble.