Disgrace Page #2
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- Year:
- 2008
- 119 min
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So help me God if I have
the wrong end of the stick,
but I don't think so.
I can see it from your face.
Excuse me,
Professor Lurie! Professor Lurie!
You can't run away!
You haven't heard
the last of it yet!
after the inquiry.
Of course I haven't told her.
Well, let me tell you,
everyone already knows
about this latest affair of yours
in the juiciest detail.
Really?
The story is she took sleeping pills.
Come on, David,
we shared a bed for 10 years.
Why should you have secrets?
Was she in love with you?
No, Rosalind, I'm afraid
it wasn't that dramatic.
What an inglorious end
to a brilliant career.
What if you lose your pension?
They can't cut me off without a penny.
You haven't asked me
whether I was in love with her.
For God's sake, David, you 're 52!
Will you be able to resume your post?
I'm not sure I want to.
The whole thing is disgusting.
Disgusting and vulgar.
And I don't mind saying so.
David, is there any member
of the committee
whose participation you feel
might be prejudicial to you?
Not in a legal sense.
Let me remind everyone
this is not a trial but an inquiry.
Now, the first complaint
comes from Miss Melanie Isaacs.
You all have a copy
of her statement?
- Yes.
- Yes.
Will Miss Isaacs
be appearing in person?
Miss Isaacs appeared
before the committee yesterday.
Now, if we could push on.
comes from the Registrar.
"The record shows
a mark of 70%
"for a mid-term test
which she did not sit."
I'm sure this committee
than rehash a story
over which there's no dispute.
I plead guilty to both charges.
Pass sentence
and let us get on with our lives.
Professor Lurie, we are here
to listen to both sides.
Perhaps it would be better
if you were represented
by someone who is more familiar
with our procedure?
Why? I can represent myself
perfectly well.
Despite the plea I've entered,
must we continue with this hearing?
We want to give you a chance
to state your position.
I've stated my position. I'm guilty.
- Guilty of what?
- Of all I'm charged with.
You are taking us in circles.
Have you read Miss Isaacs' statement?
No, but I'm sure it's all true.
Would it not be prudent
to actually read her statement?
No.
There are more important things
in life than being prudent.
Have you consulted anyone?
A priest, for instance,
or a counsellor?
Would you be prepared
to undergo counselling?
No. I'm beyond counselling.
I've made my plea.
Is there any form
of public statement
you would be prepared
to subscribe to?
What do you want
the statement to contain?
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