Although Lou fancied himself as a dignified wheeler-dealer, he had never achieved the notoriety he thought he possessed - in reality, he was only an errand boy for higher-ups.The stark anti-Western, neither a war morale-booster or entertainment picture, was critically acclaimed (after it reached its audience through television viewings) for its honest and powerful portrayal and adaptation of the original novel, but it originally failed at the box-office.Ironically, Julie Andrews was awarded a Best Actress Academy Award for her role in Disney""s competing filmMary Poppins, and Hepburn failed to receive a nomination for her part.Both Bard""s bow and the tower were destroyed, witnessed by Smaug who taunted: "Now, that is a pity.What will you do now, Bowman? You are forsaken.No help will come."But Bard was able to quickly construct a makeshift bow that was balanced and steadied on Bain""s shoulder, and he delivered one final lethal shot.As the holy water hit the bones and burned hem, in the dream world where Nancy was still struggling with Freddy in a death embrace, bright shafts of light poured out from he pattern of stab wounds across his body.