Boldly and brazenly, Schindler asks for the Gestapo clerk""s name who has identified Stern""s name on the list and dutifully refuses o release him: "I""m sorry.I have had enough of them.We have been fighting since I was in the cradle and many years before.It is enough.I shall ask the powers to meet for a speedy and honorable peace.There must be an end!...Spoils! Glory! Flags and trumpets! What is behind these high-sounding words? Death and destruction! Triumphals of crippled men! Sweden victorious in a ravaged Europe.Just ask us to stick around.I promise you...(Macon refuses to listen and gestures sharply for Butch to move away.Butch hesitates, turns toward his pal, and softly advises) I can""t help you, Sundance.When the gunman realizes the identity of his opponent - that he is up against quick-draw "Sundance," a horrified, dismayed look crosses his face.It had been a great decade for the film""s main star, Olivia de Havilland, who had already starred inGone With the Wind (1939)(with her first Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actress, which she lost to Hattie McDaniel),Hold Back the Dawn (1941)(with her second Oscar nomination and first for Best Actress, which she lost to her sister Joan Fontaine forSuspicion (1941)),They Died With Their Boots On (1941),To Each His Own (1946)(with her second Best Actress nomination and first win),The Dark Mirror (1946), andThe Snake Pit (1948)(with her third Best Actress nomination, which she lost to Jane Wyman inJohnny Belinda (1948)).