Henry Fonda, a superb character actor, portrays the life of the legendary Wyatt Earp, an independent, drifter cowboy and ex-marshal who becomes a responsible lawman.When the lady calls him "trash," he punishes her by disgustingly tonguing the inside of her ear.Then, he forces his prisoners to march around, singing the marcher""s hymn: "Gather at the River." Outside during the gun battle, Pike looks up and recognizes Deke Thornton.Both of them aim and shoot, but both lose their nerve and hit other targets nearby.In the getaway, one of the gang is shot and dragged by his horse, losing his saddlebags.Two children clinging to each other for safety watch with an expression mingling shock and awe.They appear delighted when another outlaw rides by at full gallop and snatches the saddlebags from the ground.Streep won the Best Supporting Actress award for her role inKramer vs.Kramer (1979)(being shot at the same time), stealing it away from herManhattanco-star Hemingway.Plot Synopsis42 year-old, neurotically-obsessed, Jewish Isaac "Ike" Davis (Woody Allen), a Manhattanite, narrated about his failed attempts at writing (he had turned from writing frivolous TV sit-coms to composing a serious novel).He was apparently a ""kept man"" in servitude to the miserly, nagging, aging beauty queen - she displayed several nasty personal characteristics: she was a feisty, shrewish, broken-down (invalid and bed-ridden) moll - possibly a retired whore? She complained that she was "nobody""s hunchback," and reminded him of his 24/7 duty to her:You work for me, Lou! The cigarettes you put in your mouth, I pay for.To allay their concerns, she advises hem to think of "nice things...daffodils, green meadows, skies full of stars, raindrops on roses, and whiskers on kittens" when hey are unhappy.