It starred Joanne Whalley-Kilmer (as Scarlett), Timothy Dalton (as Rhett), Stephen Collins (as Ashley), and Barbara Barrie (as Pauline Robillard).He vowed to remain silent (and that neither he nor his wife would leave the planet), but prepared a space-craft in his lab, with the knowledge of his wife Lara (Susannah York), to launch their infant son Kal-El (wrapped in a red, blue, and yellow blanket) toward distant Earth where there was primitive life.Lebrand: Like a dog.Sullivan: What do they know in Pittsburgh?Lebrand: They know what they like.Sullivan: If they knew what they liked, they wouldn""t live in Pittsburgh.That""s no argument.The well-established, top-money director, known for comedies, wants to make a serious, solemn and meaningful film ("a million dollar production") for his next effort, but it is almost sacrilegious for him to suggest to a Hollywood production boss a realistic film "as he sociological and artistic medium that it is" depicting the drama of suffering, hardship, and poverty.The character had first appeared in issue 6 of Marvel""sThe Amazing Spider-Manin 1963.It was a leisurely-paced origin-story - and reboot - of the original franchise, both sweeter and edgier, with less emphasis on CGI special effects than previous iterations, and more focused on the emotional romantic angle and character development.Within a series of brief slapstick scenes, he made a few frustrating attempts o pawn the baby off, first by placing it in a lady""s (Edith Wilson) baby carriage, and telling her: "Pardon me, you dropped something.