He persuaded both of them that life was worth living.Both characters could not "see" him or recognize him for what he was.However, the Tramp functioned as a savior and wish-fulfiller for both of them.For the blind flower girl, he masqueraded as a wealthy duke in her mind, and for the drunk millionaire, the Tramp repeatedly saved the man's life and provided a congenial friend.Ursa unleashed her Super-breath on the 'flying machine' to send it out of control and crashing to the ground in flames.Superman had to answer for all his heroic exploits to his displeased father, back within the Fortress of Solitude.This film was released in Britain under an alternative itle:Fraternally Yours.The plot of this film, by director William A.Seiter, was a re-make of a similar film they had made earlier,Be Big (1930).[Note: The comedy team's fan club, formed in the mid-1960s, ook 'Sons of the Desert' as their international fan club name.The town's sheriff "Little Bill" Daggett (Gene Hackman) is summoned from his sleep to the scene by Clyde Ledbetter (Ron White): "He says he's gonna shoot 'em.