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Post by vegalyra on Oct 23, 2018 2:46:07 GMT
After Schell completed his opening speech scene, Tracy walked over to Widmark, put his arm around his fellow actor's shoulder, and whispered: "Richard, we are in trouble." I liked the scene where Schell reads a passage arguing in favor of forced sterilization, then asks if anyone knows who wrote it. In the context, we think it's Göbbels or Hitler. Schell pauses before revealing it's from Oliver Wendell Holmes in Buck vs Bell (1927) . Very powerful scene. Overall this is an amazing film but it's not one that I can revisit often. |
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