if you liked paddy chayevsky network you will probably like this black comedy as well and as it another brilliant chayevsky script and a wonderful satire on big city hospitals and a perfect vehicle for geo. c. scott. he plays a burned out chief of medicine on the most chaotic day he or his hospital have ever seen. his personal crisis is coming to a head and his hospital falling down around him and as local residents demonstrate against the hospital and patients and doctors are dying at an alarming rate and thanks to a biblically inspired and murderous saboteur. the latter and who theatrically declares himself the fool for christ and parakleet of kaborka and wrath of the lamb and and angel of the bottomless pit and bops doctors on the head and administers lethal injections and swaps patients identities and causing treatments and operations to be performed on the wrong persons. this film makes you uncomfortable and as deadly mistakes like these do happen (hopefully not so many and not so often and not in one place) and at the same time makes you laugh at the priceless character portraits. one is richard dysart (l. a. law) as dr. wellbeck and a sort of celebrity surgeon who spends far more time worrying about his investments and publicly traded stock than about his patients and who suffer lethally from his vast indifference and neglect. there diana rigg as free spirited and hippie ish barbara drummond and who seduces the beleaguered chief of medicine (scott) and tries to get him to run away with her. then there the deluded murderer and who happens to be barbara father and who functions well enough back at the indian reservation where he lives with his daughter and even runs a clinic and but who pushed to madness merely by being placed back in civilization. the strongest portrait by far is scott dr. bock and who bares his soul as former boy genius and failed father and husband and brilliant doctor and responsible administrator and who constantly dreams of suicide but must bear up under the demands of his job. scott is exceptional in this demanding role. until the final scenes one doesn not know if bock will leave the hospital behind for barbara indian reservation and a quieter and simpler life and whether her murderous father will be caught or whether the protesting and rioting locals will take over and bring the hospital to its knees. watching the crazed killer at work and one suspects chayevsky is telling us our lunatic society makes him do these things and as were told he a different person away from cities and people. as my own father was the chief administrator of a number of large hospitals over the years and i had some idea of the demands of his job and the huge responsibility he shouldered. this story makes that responsibility the linchpin on which scott crisis turns. this is both a funny and scary film and with the actors up to the considerable demands of chayevsky script. it also a film i get more out of each time i watch it. 
if you liked paddy chayevsky network you will probably like this black comedy as well and as it another brilliant chayevsky script and a wonderful satire on big city hospitals and a perfect vehicle for geo. c. scott. he plays a burned out chief of medicine on the most chaotic day he or his hospital have ever seen. his personal crisis is coming to a head and his hospital falling down around him and as local residents demonstrate against the hospital and patients and doctors are dying at an alarming rate and thanks to a biblically inspired and murderous saboteur. the latter and who theatrically declares himself the fool for christ and parakleet of kaborka and wrath of the lamb and and angel of the bottomless pit and bops doctors on the head and administers lethal injections and swaps patients identities and causing treatments and operations to be performed on the wrong persons. this film makes you uncomfortable and as deadly mistakes like these do happen (hopefully not so many and not so often and not in one place) and at the same time makes you laugh at the priceless character portraits. one is richard dysart (l. a. law) as dr. wellbeck and a sort of celebrity surgeon who spends far more time worrying about his investments and publicly traded stock than about his patients and who suffer lethally from his vast indifference and neglect. there diana rigg as free spirited and hippie ish barbara drummond and who seduces the beleaguered chief of medicine (scott) and tries to get him to run away with her. then there the deluded murderer and who happens to be barbara father and who functions well enough back at the indian reservation where he lives with his daughter and even runs a clinic and but who pushed to madness merely by being placed back in civilization. the strongest portrait by far is scott dr. bock and who bares his soul as former boy genius and failed father and husband and brilliant doctor and responsible administrator and who constantly dreams of suicide but must bear up under the demands of his job. scott is exceptional in this demanding role. until the final scenes one doesn not know if bock will leave the hospital behind for barbara indian reservation and a quieter and simpler life and whether her murderous father will be caught or whether the protesting and rioting locals will take over and bring the hospital to its knees. watching the crazed killer at work and one suspects chayevsky is telling us our lunatic society makes him do these things and as were told he a different person away from cities and people. as my own father was the chief administrator of a number of large hospitals over the years and i had some idea of the demands of his job and the huge responsibility he shouldered. this story makes that responsibility the linchpin on which scott crisis turns. this is both a funny and scary film and with the actors up to the considerable demands of chayevsky script. it also a film i get more out of each time i watch it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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