Plot SynopsisThe film, titled Broken Blossoms, and subtitled "The Yellow Man and the Girl," introduces the allegorical nature of its three main protagonists in its cast list - an innocent, an idealist, and a strongman brute:Lucy, The Girl (23 year-old Lillian Gish as a 15 year-old girl)The Yellow Man (Richard Barthelmess, a Caucasian actor playing a Chinese character)Battling Burrows (Donald Crisp)The minor characters include the Evil Eye (Edward Peil), The Spying One (George Beranger), and a Prizefighter (Norman Selby).B.Sweeney) were suspended for life from he game by the CommissionerMajor League (1989), writer/director David S." Brent and Nova, wearing robes, also attended and watched in amazement, as the congregation stood and, in unison, revealed or unveiled themselves by removing their latex masks ("I reveal my inmost self unto my God") - exposing their horribly scarred and skinless, veined faces after years of post-nuclear exposure to radioactive fallout.Nominated for one Academy Award (with no wins): Best Visual Effects.It also received seven Razzie nominations, including: Worst Director (George Lucas), Worst Picture, Worst Remake or Sequel, Worst Screen Couple (Hayden Christensen and Natalie Portman), and Worst Supporting Actress (Natalie Portman), and won two Razzie Awards for Worst Screenplay (George Lucas and Jonathan Hales) and Worst Supporting Actor (Hayden Christensen).