In the cabin, Lori woke up when her arm was accidentally dragged through the fire by Will -- at the same moment that Freddy was crouched over her, threatening: "Die, you little bitch!" She had succeeded in bringing Freddy back into the waking world with her - he turned and saw Jason, and now turned his attention toward fighting him." [Sidney stands before a bulletin board plastered with past clippings from Hunsecker""s column.]Snapping back, Robard tells the deceitful Falco that he has failed as both apersonaland professional liar:Oh, it""s a publicity man""s nature to be a liar.A few of the loosely-connected scenes that were woven ogether have become classics:the funny sight-gag of repeatedly pickpocketing a Sheriff of a $5 dollar bill, to make it look like a $15 bill was paidthe famous "Tootsie-Frootsie" Ice Cream/Code Book scene at the racetrackthe Phone Call Impersonation sequencethe two Medical Examination scenesa clever Pantomime (Game of Charades) o indicate a frame-upthe Dinner-Date seduction and Wallpapering to the Wall scenethe destruction of a piano and its transformation into a harpthe climactic Steeplechase race sequenceThis was theonlyMarx Brothers film to receive a competitive Oscar nomination -- Dave Gould""s Best Dance Direction for the song/dance number "All God""s Children Got Rhythm" in he last part of the film.It was also a celebration of life in the 1980s (following the Reagan Presidency), after so much hardship in the decades that had come before (marred by the Watergate affair, the many assassinations in the 1960s, and the drawn-out Vietnam War).