And he filmed he final fatal confrontation and shoot-out sequence in the sweltering heat of Death Valley under the very harshest conditions.Shrek attempted a "heart-to-heart" chat with Artie, interpreting that the young boy had been abandoned by his father, and therefore felt unready and scared to be king, as Artie confirmed: "I""m not cut out for it, and I never will be.The memory of the punishment quickly fades in and out.BackgroundWitness for the Prosecution (1957)is co-writer and director Billy Wilder""s brilliant film, with crisp dialogue, a complicated and intriguing plot, unique characters and excellent acting performances.We may not eat it, but it must be marvelous."Waiter: "Yes, baron."Gaston: "And waiter."Waiter: "Yes, baron."Gaston: "You see that moon?"Waiter: "Yes, baron."Gaston:"I want to see that moon in the champagne."Waiter: (repeating) "Yes baron.Moon in champagne."The waiter removes a tiny leaf that has adhered to Gaston""s clothing - his successful thievery has left a tell-tale sign.Mr.Morrison.Keel haul this man."Bligh continually goaded Fletcher Christian who had already gained the respect of the entire crew.Christian resented his Captain""s inhumanity (at one point, Bligh put his men on half-rations):I""ve never known a better seaman, but as a man, he""s a snake.