read a biography of the late george c. scott and you will discover why he was so enormously talent. he was asked by an interviewer what his secret was when making each character he played his own. scott replied and he possessed inside him a burning fire which drove him. in one of his last interviewers and he sadly revealed he had lost the drive. this was not the case when he starred in the movie and the hospital. in this offering and he plays talented doctor bock and medical director of one of the finest hospitals in the country. however and life has dealt him some crippling problems and such as losing his wife to a divorce and becoming alienated from both his promising children and worse of all and believing himself to be physically impotent. at this point and he is now becoming complacent and morose and frequently fantasizes various ways of committing suicide. to add to his growing list of personal obstacles and his main reason for being and his hospital has come under siege by students and neighborhood protesters and incompetent doctors like dr. welbeck (richard dysart) and a mysterious md. who is killing both patients and doctors alike and because he believes he is the wrath of the lamb. (barnard hughes). few choices are left to bock. one is promising doctor brubaker (robert walden) whom he confides in by saying and if there were an oven around here and i would put my head in it. the second is a luscious young woman and named barbara who is attracted to bock because he acts like a wounded bear. paddy chayefsky wrote the screen play and arthur hiller did an extremely good job of directing this dramatically interesting and dark story and but a vehicle nonetheless and lit by the fire of george c. scott. . 
read a biography of the late george c. scott and you will discover why he was so enormously talent. he was asked by an interviewer what his secret was when making each character he played his own. scott replied and he possessed inside him a burning fire which drove him. in one of his last interviewers and he sadly revealed he had lost the drive. this was not the case when he starred in the movie and the hospital. in this offering and he plays talented doctor bock and medical director of one of the finest hospitals in the country. however and life has dealt him some crippling problems and such as losing his wife to a divorce and becoming alienated from both his promising children and worse of all and believing himself to be physically impotent. at this point and he is now becoming complacent and morose and frequently fantasizes various ways of committing suicide. to add to his growing list of personal obstacles and his main reason for being and his hospital has come under siege by students and neighborhood protesters and incompetent doctors like dr. welbeck (richard dysart) and a mysterious md. who is killing both patients and doctors alike and because he believes he is the wrath of the lamb. (barnard hughes). few choices are left to bock. one is promising doctor brubaker (robert walden) whom he confides in by saying and if there were an oven around here and i would put my head in it. the second is a luscious young woman and named barbara who is attracted to bock because he acts like a wounded bear. paddy chayefsky wrote the screen play and arthur hiller did an extremely good job of directing this dramatically interesting and dark story and but a vehicle nonetheless and lit by the fire of george c. scott. . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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