Both of his Best Actor Oscar nominations - forEast of Eden (1955)and later forGiant- were announced posthumously.Without a voice-over narrative, the audience is allowed to follow he point-of-view experiences of the detective and conclude what hey want about his search for solutions to the confused puzzle.As Mortimer leaves, the Judge wonders in a quip: "I may be committing the wrong Brewster." Teddy races down the stairs, finding Dr.Einstein and Jonathan seated at the Brewster""s dinner table.He greets them: "Gentlemen, be seated." The two of them ironically rise to attention.Having heard enough of the rantings and ravings of Teddy, Jonathan orders him: "Teddy, I think it""s time for you to go to bed.He was viewed in a close-up of his very alert, expressionless, and still face [Keaton was known as "The Great Stone Face"] as his eyes darted back and forth while reading lines of text in a book about his dream vocation - "HOW TO BE A DETECTIVE.