).Plot SynopsisUnder the opening credits of the murder mystery/thriller, an enigmatic, nostalgic background image (that recurs throughout he film) is displayed kaleidoscopically.]In the film""s conclusion the next overcast morning (November 1), Laurie was wheeled to an ambulance for transfer to another hospital, as she replayed in her mind the burning of Michael""s mask - to the tune of "Mr.We may not eat it, but it must be marvelous."Waiter: "Yes, baron."Gaston: "And waiter."Waiter: "Yes, baron."Gaston: "You see that moon?"Waiter: "Yes, baron."Gaston:"I want to see that moon in the champagne."Waiter: (repeating) "Yes baron.Moon in champagne."The waiter removes a tiny leaf that has adhered to Gaston""s clothing - his successful thievery has left a tell-tale sign.Everyone but Barnes was killed by the time McClane arrived through a ventilation shaft - he dispatched with Stuart""s men, including O""Reilly (Robert Patrick) who was about to shoot Barnes.Edmund Pevensie (Skandar Keynes) failed in his attempt to join the army due to his young age.He was frustrated for being called a "squirt" (he boasted: "I""m a king.I""ve fought wars and I""ve led armies").Edmund and Lucy Pevensie (Georgie Henley) had been residing with "wretched" cousin Eustace Scrubb (Will Poulter) for 253 days in Cambridge, hosted by their Uncle Harold and Aunt Alberta.