They danced and acted flawlessly together in three duets, expressing various emotional phases of their relationship - attraction and courtship, celebratory happiness of their love, and painful separation:the charming and exuberant "Pick Yourself Up"the instrumental "Waltz in Swing Time"and their final eloquent, anguished dance duet, "Never Gonna Dance" - one of the peak examples of their entire dance partnership.It was honored with three awards - Gregory Peck won a well-deserved Best Actor Award (his first Oscar win and fifth Oscar nomination) for his solid performance as a courageous Alabama lawyer, Horton Foote won the Best Adapted Screenplay Oscar (Foote won a second Oscar forTender Mercies (1983)), and the team of Art Directors/Set Decorators also received the top honor.There was no time to straighten things out - Shrek had already summoned Lord Farquaad to their camp, exchanging the Princess for a deed to his cleared-out swamp.Without knowing the identity of a disembarking passenger, she spoke a few words with Moose's well-to-do, nicely-dressed daughter Carol Lawson (Ruth Roman) who was visiting from Chicago.Lucy wondered why Aslan had "let this happen." Trumpkin told them: "You may find Narnia a more savage place than you remember." During their foot journey when they were stymied at a cliff's edge next to a deep gorge, Lucy believed she glimpsed Aslan, but it was only momentary and no one else saw him.