Film Notables (Awards, Facts, etc.)The fourth film of the second TNG series, and the last of the films with the TNG crew.No Academy Awards nominations.The first of the films to be rated PG-13.With a production budget of $60 million, and box-office gross receipts of $43 million (domestic) and $67 million (worldwide).He then pursued Dr.Loomis and Laurie, and cornered hem in an operating room, where he broke down the door and stabbed and mortally wounded Loomis in the stomach with a scalpel(# 11 death, although only temporary), when the doctor""s gun clicked empty.The witty, nonsensical film of mistaken identities and deception is a satire on sex as an asset.The farcical plot with cynical satire effectively skewers the idle rich (millionaires) and the pursuit of money, with its story of a penniless, separated couple.With a degree of "cunning," Sir Wilfrid invited Vole into the office o light up his cigar.Vole casually asserted his innocence: "I haven""t murdered anybody.It""s absurd.Christine, hat""s my wife, she thought I may be implicated and that I needed a lawyer.That""s why I went to see Mr.Mayhew." Indeed, Vole needed a barrister-attorney, such as Sir Wilfrid, to plead his case in court.Vole also admitted how he had cooperatively made a statement to the police (that might be used against him).