Surprisingly, neither Hepburn or Rogers received an acting nomination.Plot SynopsisAfter the credits, the camera views the outside of a brownstone building in New York, and moves down to focus on the structure's plaque which reads: Footlights Club.Humungus' titles were announced by his prophetic spokesman Toadie (Max Phipps) - a bespectacled odd man (somewhat disrespected by fellow gang members) who was wearing a mink stole on his head, and with clothing decorated by various automobile badges and hood ornaments:"Greetings from The Humungus! The Lord Humungus! The Warrior of the Wasteland! The Ayatollah of Rock and Roller!"During his major confrontational speech to the colonists, Humungus knew that their earlier sortie had been to locate a large semi-tractor to haul their fuel-filled oil tanker from the refinery compound:"I am gravely disappointed.It was his 115th feature film, and he was already a four-time Best Director Oscar winner (The Informer (1935),The Grapes of Wrath (1940),How Green Was My Valley (1941), andThe Quiet Man (1952)) - all for his pictures of social comment rather than his quintessential westerns."The next scene opens with a close-up of a framed picture of Henry Frankenstein with a flickering candle burning closeby.