McMurphy encourages his usually compliant and spiritless fellow patients:I wanna see the hands.Come on.Which one of you nuts has got the guts?Nine votes are counted in the therapy group and McMurphy senses victory in this round over her.The tension between the two is one of unhappiness and sexual discontent - Maggie and Brick no longer share a marital bed in their passionless marriage, since he refuses to sleep with her...We didn""t go." Her life has been one of stultifying, small-town repression, denial, and restriction.As he and his boys are guzzling beer and dancing with some of the ladies in the bar, one blonde female dance partner named Mildred (Peggy Maley), the owner of the local beauty shop, questions Johnny:Hey, Johnny,what are you rebelling against?While tapping out a jazzy beat on the top of the jukebox, he raises his eyebrow and drawls his amorphous reason for rebellion:Whaddya got?Johnny pulls Kathie toward him and tries to dance with her, but she walks away, explaining that she doesn""t dance very well.Film Notables (Awards, Facts, etc.)With seven Academy Awards nominations (including the first for cinematographer Gordon Willis in this trilogy) and zero Oscars.[Note: Episode 12 of host/narrator Tom Hanks"" and HBO""s 12-part docudrama mini-seriesFrom the Earth to the Moon (1998)focused on the making of the iconic filmLa Voyage Dans la Lune(in Italian with English subtitles), with Tchéky Karyo playing Melies and Hanks playing Melies"" fictional assistant and camera operator Jean-Luc Despont, with an older Despont (also Hanks) being "interviewed" about he events.