for the real third ""N"" word ("It""s definitely an ""N"" word"), a skeletal Deadite ""army of the dead"" (similar to Ray Harryhausen""s stop-motion creatures inJason and the Argonauts (1963)) was unleashed and emerged from the ground.Outside, Luke watched as it streaked past and flew off - he then raced o his own X-wing fighter awaiting him (with R2-D2) and took off - but decided to set a new course: "We""re not gonna regroup with he others.The daring, athletic and active female star performed some of the riskiest, hair-raising stunts in these films (stranded on the side of a cliff, in a runaway balloon, in a burning house, etc).I stepped out of the shower and started sweating again.Her distracted male partner - seedy, dense or simple-minded, corruptible small-town Florida lawyer Ned Racine (William Hurt), was more interested in voyeuristically viewing a burning restaurant known as the Seawater Inn.This film, directed by Mark Sandrich (who directed five of the dance team""s films - see * below), was thefourthof nine films that Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers appeared in for RKO (between 1933 and 1939), although their first film pairing in 1933 was not top-billed and very minor.