However, life has dealt him some crippling problems, such as losing his wife to a divorce, becoming alienated from both his promising children and worse of all, believing himself to be physically impotent. This was not the case when he starred in the movie, "The Hospital." In this offering, he plays talented doctor Bock, medical director of one of the finest hospitals in the country. In one of his last interviewers, he sadly revealed he had lost the drive. Scott replied, he possessed inside him a burning fire which drove him. He was asked by an interviewer what his secret was when making each character he played his own. Scott and you'll discover why he was so enormously talented. Reviewed by thinker1691 9 / 10 " We have created the greatest Medical entity in the world and people are sicker than ever" And if THE HOSPITAL reminds you of NETWORK, it should. ELSEWHERE and SCRUBS owe to this enduring classic. Watching THE HOSPITAL today is a reminder of how much medical shows like ST. Hollywood did something right for a change. KILDARE with terrible acting and a cardboard script. 1962 had given us THE INTERNS, a hokey, old-fashioned reworking of DR.
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What a difference a few years made back when this movie was made. A good part of the movie, though, is squarely focused on Scott.
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And a serial killer is loose in the hospital, specializing in doctors and nurses. Meanwhile, the hospital is under siege by a group of agitators who don't want it to turn a condemned building into a cancer center. But will she save him? Their one sex scene is both graphic and memorable for its passion and fury. Their dialog crackles, and it is clear they are made for each other from the outset.
Along comes Diana Rigg as a free spirit determined to save him from himself. George Scott gave the performance of a lifetime in Paddy Chayefsky's THE HOSPITAL, a very dark drama about an aging big city hospital and a middle-aged physician on the verge of suicide. Reviewed by xredgarnetx 7 / 10 Great character drama and black comedy As Barbara restores Bock's will to live, it turns out that the hospital deaths are murders. In the midst of these setbacks, Bock is romantically drawn to the much younger Barbara Drummond (Dame Diana Rigg), whose father is a patient. His hospital is also suffering from a recent spate of inexplicable deaths. He's impotent, his wife has left him, and his children aren't speaking to him. Scott), the chief of medicine in a New York City teaching hospital, is contemplating suicide.
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