The role also could later have served as the model for Bob Fosse""s alter-ego inAll That Jazz (1979).]Its familiar plot was a typical-for-the-time backstage tale about putting on a lavish show - in this case, touring stage productions for major motion-picture houses.The Boy/Projectionist:Seated in the back row of the empty moving picture heater during an off-hours break was the Boy/Projectionist (Buster Keaton).As Peter fought one-on-one against the Witch, a roaring Aslan appeared with reinforcements, causing him to be distracted and face death from her sword, but Aslan jumped to the rescue, knocked the Witch down and killed her.Studios decided to find relief from censorship by bringing about a renaissance of the historical-costume adventure film, with swordplay, sweeping action, and romantic charm.