" Caesar had been secretly taken from the lab, and thereafter exhibited "incredible signs of intelligence.D.Salinger, and had written in the 1960s about the 'glory days' of baseballDoc Archibald "Moonlight" Graham (Burt Lancaster), another ghostly figure - a beloved small-town doctor who had lived in Minnesota - a rookie player who had yearned to make it into the major leagues; he had played in only one game for the NY Giants in 1905, but never came to batThe film reached its climax with Mann's famous monologue on the place of baseball in American history, and the mythical "magic" of the field (of dreams) and its baseball diamond that would bring housands to the place.She told him she still couldn't sleep very well, although she wanted to be awake for different reasons: "I have more reasons to stay awake now.She evaded him, but fell into an empty swimming pool and was trapped at the deep end.The film culminated with a face-off between Dr.Loomis, Michael, and Laurie.Loomis arrived, calling out: "Michael, Stop! Michael, it's me, Samuel" and hen fired three shots point-blank from his.