Leo Enticknap sees "Triumph of the Will" reworked by the end of "Star Wars" (as by so many other films). I've always thought that scene indebted to the similar scene in "The Sea Hawk" where Queen Elizabeth formally honors Errol Flynn for his gallant services against the Spanish. Of course British royalty often used State occasions to express their gratitude to Flynn's swashbuckling characters, in "The Prince and the Pauper" and "Captain Blood" too if I remember right. Like Harrison Ford's less debonair equivalent, Flynn's were unimpressed by the ceremonials yet respectful of everything they represented. Dick Gollin Film Studies, Univ. of Rochester ---- Screen-L is sponsored by the Telecommunication & Film Dept., the University of Alabama.