A centaur named Firenze (voice of Ray Fearon) saved Harry from the "monstrous creature" that had committed the crime of slaying the unicorn in order to drink from its blood to give it cursed strength: "Drinking the blood of a unicorn will keep you alive even if you are an inch from death."As the Rebel prisoners were led from the bunker, hundreds of Ewok warriors attacked with bows and arrows and other primitive weapons (slingshots, clubs and catapults), and the storm-troopers and giant two-legged Walkers were temporarily subdued." In the next view when she awoke, a perspiring Jesse was standing above her bed.After telling her to go back to sleep, he adjusted her covers - noticing Freddy""s right-handed talon-glove on his own hand.In their typical ""boy-meets-girl"" confrontation, she is acutely embarrassed and shields her face after walking in on half-dressed Billy in his underwear during costuming." Lloyd""s films of this period often included timeless gags, pathos, and clever visual elements.The film - Lloyd""s fourth full-length feature, was directed by Fred C.Newmeyer and Sam Taylor, and produced by Hal Roach.Lloyd was one of the three giants of silent comedy, joining Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin.Other Lloyd films that featured the same innocent, bespectacled character includedGirl Shy (1924),The Freshman (1925)- his most successful film,For Heaven""s Sake (1926), andThe Kid Brother (1927)- often considered one of his best films.