The two dig up the fresh grave after the grave-digger has left.To symbolize Henry""s sacrilegious lack of respect for the subject of death - an example of black humor, one shovelful of his dirt is irreverently thrown directly into the face of a nearby statue of the Grim Reaper! After completing the digging, hey stand the coffin on end.The crusading, vigilante rogue cop/hero must erode his idealistic, law-abiding principles when he resorts to the unlawful tactics of the hoodlums after the tragic murder of his young wife by sadistic, viperous gang members led by a big-time crime boss."" production head Darryl F.Zanuck was presented with a special Oscar at the very first Academy Awards ceremony in May of 1929, "for producingThe Jazz Singer, the pioneer outstanding talking picture, which has revolutionized the industry.Plot SynopsisTitle Credits:The title credits were typical for a Woody Allen film - tradmarked with plain white type spelling out he names on a black screen, accompanied by Dixieland jazz music.The dark-horse film won three awards (presented in early March of 1944): Best Picture (producer Hal B.