As is true of many of Howard Hawks"" finest films (including he crime filmScarface (1932),Twentieth Century (1934),His Girl Friday (1940),To Have and Have Not (1944), the detective filmThe Big Sleep (1946),Monkey Business (1952), andGentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953)), this masterpiece was not nominated for a single Academy Award.Edmund was intrigued by the promise of attaining superiority over his brother.Edmund met up with Lucy (after she had reunited with Mr.Tumnus), realizing that he may have told the Queen important information (that later betrayed Mr.Tumnus) in exchange for candy.The two returned to tell the others about the wardrobe (Lucy: "It""s all in the wardrobe like I told you"), but Edmund stubbornly refused to admit his presence there, presumably to cover up his new acquaintanceship with the Queen: "I was just playing along.With knowledge of how to lower heReliant""s defensive shields to enable a counter-attack, Kirk was brilliantly able to cause the starship to withdraw temporarily; heEnterpriseproceeded toRegula I, where it found most crew members dead after being tortured by Khan, although Dr.[Note: Realistically, it was unlikely that any of the elaborate concluding numbers could be performed in any existing movie house.The weathered, tough-talking, aging, white-haired, crusty old Mickey (Burgess Meredith) was disgusted with Rocky""s poor training habits and lack of ambition to be a great fighter.