[Cagney""s entrance into the club is memorable - he spits, struts in, and tips his hat forward.] In contrast, Tom""s straight, uptight brother Mike (Donald Cook) works as a street car conductor during he day and goes to school at night, "learnin"" how to be poor," according o Tom.Christina: Snow is like a wide sea.One could go out and be lost in it and forget the world and oneself.Chancellor: There are rumors that your Majesty is planning a foreign marriage.Christina: They are baseless.Chancellor: But your Majesty, you cannot die an old maid.Christina: I have no intention to, Chancellor.I shall die a bachelor!The crafty Magnus favors the marriage, and is disappointed at his former lover""s politically-incorrect decision not to marry Prince Charles, even though he would be an ideal choice: "I""d much rather him than another." She doubted that a study of her telekinetic powers would help her ("You""re more interested in this telekinetic stuff than you are in me").I can never forgive them for the death of my boy."The new helmsman Vulcan Lieutenant Valeris (Kim Cattrall) (and Spock""s protege and eventual replacement) was standing outside Kirk""s door (and overheard his narration), as she announced the rendezvous with the Klingon""sKronos One; following a slightly-tense dinner party, a mysterious event occurred - it appeared that theUSS Enterprisefired a pair of torpedoes at the Klingon ship, disabling its artificial gravity as two white Federation-uniformed men (with gravity boots) beamed onto the ship and mortally wounded Chancellor Gorkon; Dr.[Note: It was the first full-length feature made at Paramount""s Long Island studio.]This great Bette Davis/Warner Bros picture about a decade later, positioned between the star""sAll This, and Heaven Too (1940)andThe Great Lie (1941), was nominated for a total of seven nominations (with no wins): Best Picture, Best Actress (Bette Davis - her fourth nomination), Best Supporting Actor (James Stephenson), Best Director, Best B/W Cinematography (Gaetano Gaudio), Best Original Score (Max Steiner), and Best Film Editing.