In many of her roles, she was both he object of male sexual attention and a highly-independent and intelligent female.He will never eat, he will never sleep, and he will never stop."Still down in the underground chamber at the foot of the statue of Anubis, Beni met face-to-face with Imhotep, and vainly attempted to use various religious chants and charms around his neck to save himself." He was late to the empty offices of theDaily Planet, where he learned in a conference room that sleazy tabloid tycoon David Warfield (Sam Wanamaker) had purchased the newspaper and taken over operations, vowing to make it profitable and exploitative.Still grasping one of the moving toys, she sees a gleeful Barry running from the house oward the woods, giggling and amused as he disappears into the night.The film""s hemes include the central importance of the family, the suffering and oppression of the farmers, the hollowness of the American Dream, he display of human dignity and spirit in the face of adversity, and issues of social and economic justice.