Historical antecedents for the two daring "Robin Hood" outlaws actually existed, two notorious figures who were sadly anachronistic for their turn-of-the-century imes:"Butch Cassidy" (outlaw Robert Leroy Parker)"The Sundance Kid" (outlaw Harry Longbaugh)In the early 1900s, they came toward the tail-end of a long stream of bank/train robbers and highwaymen in the 19th century."The protagonist is a young socialite-heiress named Judith Traherne (Davis), who suffers from a brain tumor and ultimately falls in love with her supportive and dedicated doctor Frederick Steele (Brent).No more of this crowing and nonsense.He should accept what he is and be thankful for it.That goes for all of us."The Narrator concluded that the Hoggetts began to seriously consider roasting the mischievous Babe or Ferdinand for Christmas dinner: "Rex continued long into the night.At a US Air Force base, a missile was launched (while Luthor was posing as a general in the launch site""s bunker, who prematurely fired the rocket), with a box of the genetic material attached to its side.Two other films of Shakespeare""s story, versions of he Prokofiev ballet, were:Paul Czinner""s balletic version ofRomeo and Juliet (1966, UK)with Rudolf Nureyev and Margot Fonteyn, and Renato Castellani""s 1954 British-Italian versionRomeo and Juliet (1954, It.