At his house, she later reprimanded him for not attending ("Everyone was there but you"), and started to leave after he admitted: "I can't see you anymore.The opulent, historical epic/costume drama became the 7th film in Oscar history to win eight Oscars.And Abraham was the first actor of Arab descent to win the Best Actor Oscar.[Note: Tom Hulce's casting as the title character was at first considered questionable, since Hulce's best known role at the time was as a fraternity pledge named Larry Kroger (aka Pinto) in(National Lampoon's) Animal House (1978).She admits that she is "very obstinate" and insists on going along: "From now on, I'm through with civilization.There was also a play on words in the film's lengthy quest and search for the truth - to investigate he Grayle family ("The Holy Grail").Oblivious to their entrapment, Marge waved goodbye, as the camera panned to the right where a group of white-dressed young girls were jumping rope and singing the Freddy rhyme.