Radley (Richard Hale) and his mentally-crazed, terrifying son - an elusive, mysterious recluse named Arthur "Boo" Radley (Robert Duvall in a stunning film debut).His feelings and pride were hurt by favoritism:I was first bugler for two years.The top-kick had a friend who transferred in from another outfit.The next day, he was made first bugler over me.I was a better bugler...Maybe it ain""t sensible, but that""s the reason.The insecure Captain, the regimental boxing coach, ""pulled a few strings"" to get Prewitt transferred to Company "G".In 1984, a film directed by Sidney Lumet titledGarbo Talks (1984),used this film""s slogan in a story about a woman whose dying wish was to meet her screen idol Garbo.Bart steps forward and whirls around in fear o turn his back toward the broken store window and cover up the gaping hole in the window - he outstretches his arms [in a crucifixion pose?], and then reaches in to furtively steal the gun.