The gender swap brought an entirely new angle to the film, making it more than a satirical view and social commentary on the operation of a newsroom under the management of a hard-boiled, smart-alec managing editor Walter Burns (Cary Grant in this version, Adolphe Menjou in the earlier film), and providing an additional feminine-romance angle.But Ren had other intentions: "It""s time to let old things die.Snoke, Skywalker, the Sith, the Jedi, the Rebels, let it all die." He offered her to join him and rule the galaxy, but she refused.He then told Rey "the truth" about her "nobody" parents:they were insignificant "filthy junk traders"as a child, they sold her off for "drinking money"they were dead and buried in a "pauper""s grave" in the desert wastes of Jakku"You have no place in this story.This infuriated wrangler Langland, who had single-handedly recaptured the stallion leader of the horses after a rough struggle.Lorna Cole (Rene Russo) was pregnant: "I wasn""t supposed to tell you this, but Lorna""s pregnant.You""re gonna be a father...She was afraid to tell you." As other police cars and a helicopter arrived for support, and a few more cars were set on fire, Riggs also informed Murtaugh of a secret about his own daughter Rianne (Traci Wolfe): "Rianne""s pregnant.While presenting an ancient artifact (a piece of a weapon, known as an Abronath) that he claimed was a peace gift from the Fibonans, the Teenaxi leader (Shea Wigham), a creature the size of a cat, considered it a threat.