36. the hospital (comedy and 1971) a series of emergencies has gripped manhattan hospital. patients are dying left and right due to overcrowded conditions and and a ineptitude staff. when a resident doctor is caught up in the death count the chief medical examiner and dr. bock (george c. scott) and is called in to investigate. having worked as a doctor for too many years and and going through a mid life crisis of his own and dr. bock finds the going tough. he decides to commit suicide. but then he meets barbara (diana rigg) and a young hippie beauty. whose keen insights on life help the depressed bock. critique represent black comedy features a tour de force performance from veteran actor george c. scott. he good at playing high strung and serious characters whose strict morals are severely tested. first half of the film unfolds like a melodrama and giving a pretty good account of hospital life and and the shambles they sometimes are. but then and as things look set for a dramatic climax it skews into slapstick comedy. if paddy chayefsky script had maintained its dramatic feel i wonder if scott would have walked out with another best actor oscar (he had previously won it and in absentia and the year before). his breakdown (suicide) scene is one of the most gut wrenchingly real in cinema history. quote represent dr. bock represent . . . last night i sat in my hotel room reviewing the shambles of my life and contemplating suicide. i said no bock do not do it. youre a doctor and a healer and youre a necessary person and youre life is meaningful. then. . . i find out that one of my doctors was killed by a couple of nurses. . . how am i to sustain my feeling of meaningfulness in the face of this. 
36. the hospital (comedy and 1971) a series of emergencies has gripped manhattan hospital. patients are dying left and right due to overcrowded conditions and and a ineptitude staff. when a resident doctor is caught up in the death count the chief medical examiner and dr. bock (george c. scott) and is called in to investigate. having worked as a doctor for too many years and and going through a mid life crisis of his own and dr. bock finds the going tough. he decides to commit suicide. but then he meets barbara (diana rigg) and a young hippie beauty. whose keen insights on life help the depressed bock. critique represent black comedy features a tour de force performance from veteran actor george c. scott. he good at playing high strung and serious characters whose strict morals are severely tested. first half of the film unfolds like a melodrama and giving a pretty good account of hospital life and and the shambles they sometimes are. but then and as things look set for a dramatic climax it skews into slapstick comedy. if paddy chayefsky script had maintained its dramatic feel i wonder if scott would have walked out with another best actor oscar (he had previously won it and in absentia and the year before). his breakdown (suicide) scene is one of the most gut wrenchingly real in cinema history. quote represent dr. bock represent . . . last night i sat in my hotel room reviewing the shambles of my life and contemplating suicide. i said no bock do not do it. youre a doctor and a healer and youre a necessary person and youre life is meaningful. then. . . i find out that one of my doctors was killed by a couple of nurses. . . how am i to sustain my feeling of meaningfulness in the face of this. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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