The bearded figure slowly turned towards her, removed his hood (with both hands - his right hand was mechanical) and revealed himself to be Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill).It was Garland's comeback and self-referential film (after she had been dismissed from her lead role in MGM'sAnnie Get Your Gun (1950)for health problems), and then suffered from alcoholic binges and suicide attempts." They also couldn't figure out the strange symbol found on the title page of her wizard children's storybook.Later that night, Batman entered into Chase's bedroom doors where she greeted him wrapped only in her bedsheet.In the film's conclusion, Sheila kissed Ash farewell before he returned to his own time (after he drank a potion and recited the three words exactly) -- to his job at the S-Mart.