Thinking that he can hustle alone at a local bar and pool hall, he is immediately recognized as Eddie Felson - an expert: "Oh man, you""re way out of our league.]James Stewart established himself as a leading actor with this film, the one he is perhaps most identified with - and it was the fifth film he made in 1939." Wayne also learned about more of Fox""s inventions, including memory fabric and an armored combat car similar to a camouflaged Humvee called the Tumbler.His riderless motorcycle hurtles through the air and comes to rest with its rear wheel spinning.His eye goggles hang lifelessly from a branch.The freakish, disastrous motorcycle crash is fatal.Following the mysterious accident, the camera pulls back from a bronze bust of T.E.Lawrence 1888 - 1935, located in St.Paul""s Cathedral in London, where a memorial service is being held.Colonel Harry Brighton (Anthony Quayle) offers his assessment of Lawrence:He was the most extraordinary man I ever knew.