And she certainly never made me a hot chocolate").The disguised and hungry homeless girl revealed herself as shape-shifting, blue-skinned, chameleon-like mimic Raven (Morgan Lily as youth).As the plane crashed hrough the terminal windows, a woman tossed her blanketed infant into the air.It was one of the film""s most memorable and iconic images (paying homage to a similar crash sequence with a train inSilver Streak (1976))."He demonstrated how insincere and dishonest he was when he used the same pick-up line ("You have a terrific face") on part-time actress Linda (Christine Ebersole) whom he had seen in ""Dames at Sea"": "Good work, really.BackgroundSullivan""s Travels(1941) is generally considered one of celebrated writer/director Preston Sturges"" greatest dramatic comedies - and a satirical statement of his own director""s creed.