Arlington:So your lady turned you down for a sort of a wild man from Borneo, eh? It""s a bit fantastic isn""t it? A well-read English girl living in the treetops of a glorified native ape man.Film Notables (Awards, Facts, etc.)The fourth film of the second TNG series, and the last of the films with the TNG crew.No Academy Awards nominations.The first of the films to be rated PG-13.With a production budget of $60 million, and box-office gross receipts of $43 million (domestic) and $67 million (worldwide).There ain""t nothin"" to torpedo.Rose: Oh yes there is.Charlie: There""s what?Rose: Something to torpedo.Charlie: What""s that?Rose:The Louisa.Charlie:The Louisa!Oh now, don""t talk silly, Miss.You can""t do that.Honest you can""t.I told you before, we can""t get down the Ulanga!Rose: Spengler did.Charlie: In acanoe, Miss.Rose: If a German did it, we can do it, too.Charlie: Not in no launch, Miss.Rose: How do you know? You""ve never tried it.Charlie: I never tried shooting myself in the head, neither.The rouble with you, Miss, is, you, you don""t know anything about boats! BackgroundThe Adventures of Robin Hood(1938) is one of the greatest, most colorful costume dramas, swashbucklers, and romantically-tinged adventure films in film history.Townsend"" (Josephine Hutchinson) greets him as "Mr.Kaplan" - she treats him like an old acquaintance and chides him for having had too much to drink at the dinner party.Buck falls from his horse, revealing that his face is hideously covered with blood.Blinded by blood (both figuratively and literally), Buck begs Pike to kill him, and Pike perfunctorily and coldly complies with his request o put him out of his misery:Pike, is that you? I can ride, Pike.