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Paper Tiger - Adam Driver and Miles Teller
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The Genius Club

The Genius Club (2006) - Quotes

Audience Score
49

The Burden of High Expectations

Cast of The Genius Club: [[w:Tom Sizemore|Tom Sizemore] ] .... Armand

Leadership and Responsibility in Challenging Times

Cast of The Genius Club: [[w:Jack Scalia|Jack Scalia] ] .... President

The Burden of Genius and Responsibility

Cast of The Genius Club: Huntley Ritter .... Brian Mehlman

Reflection on Choices and Consequences

Cast of The Genius Club: [[w:Paula Jai Parker|Paula Jai Parker] ] .... Tatiana

A Professor's Insight on Innovation and Creativity

Cast of The Genius Club: [[w:Philip Moon (actor)|Philip Moon] ] .... Professor Lee

Reflections on Genius and Potential

Cast of The Genius Club: Matt Medrano .... Jose Delgado

Reflections on Genius and Potential

Cast of The Genius Club: [[w:Tricia Helfer|Tricia Helfer] ] .... Ally Simon

Reflection on Intelligence and Potential

Cast of The Genius Club: Jacob Bonnema .... Jacob Chernov

Rory Johnson's Perspective on Challenges

Cast of The Genius Club: [[w:Stephen Baldwin|Stephen Baldwin] ] .... Rory Johnson

Embracing the power of innovation and ideas

Cast of The Genius Club: Carol Abney .... Julia Endersol

Exploring Belief Beyond Labels and Atheism

Quotes from Stephen Baldwin, Tim Chey, et al: Carol Abney: My character is clearly an atheist. Her religion is money. Personally, I don’t necessarily identify with that. I don’t follow one religious path, but I do respect it. I am not an atheist, but I’m also not a “label”. Intellectually I could identify, but not emotionally.

The Search for Personal Truth in Faith

Quotes from Stephen Baldwin, Tim Chey, et al: Paula Jai Parker: I loved the monologue that she spoke. Because she is a scientist it had to make sense to her. For her to believe in what her grandmother and her grandmother’s grandmother believed, it had to make sense. That’s the same with me. I had to read the Bible for myself. I couldn’t let everyone tell me Jesus did this and that. It wasn’t enough for me to hear the stories. I had to go into the Bible and read it for myself from beginning to end, from Genesis to Revelation, I get the message, I feel the message and I think that relates to my character. She had to read it and investigate the possibilities and I think the monologue says it all. The reality is she couldn’t believe in God until it made sense to her, to her science. That’s how I am. I couldn’t believe what my mother said until I read it for myself. I became so intrigued with religion and Jesus and the knowledge that I gained from the Bible that I am currently reading the lost chapters of the Bible. The chapters that were taken out to make the Bible more politically correct. I want to know what is missing. We’re a lot alike in that regard.

A Call for Change in a Troubled World

Quotes from Stephen Baldwin, Tim Chey, et al: Tim Chey: "The world is not getting any better - it's sick and in dire need of help. I wrote the script to kind of turn every issue upside down. The environment is claustophobic and, in the end, these character's lives and their destiny's change in the course of one night.

Importance of Meaningful Storytelling in Film

Quotes from Stephen Baldwin, Tim Chey, et al: Stephen Baldwin: I read the script and I was crazy about it. Most of the scripts coming out of Hollywood are pretty boring. They really don’t make you think. They don’t have purpose and meaning. This one had purpose and meaning. It wasn’t just about the topic—the God part of it—that a lot of movies don’t even mention. It was about viewing the different sides of issues like oil and gas, capitalism, communism. Those are issues most people aren’t talking about in movies right now. There’s no thought. This movie was very thought-provoking. I had to audition for it, but when I read the script I made a decision that said, “this is mine.

Reflections on Leadership and Responsibility

Abandoned Warehouse: PRESIDENT HALSTROM

Reflections in an Abandoned Space

Abandoned Warehouse: VOICE OVER (CONT'D)

Reflections on Life and Choices

Abandoned Warehouse: VOICE OVER

Reflections on Leadership and Responsibility

ARMAND (VOICE OVER): PRESIDENT HALSTROM

The Burden of Genius and Responsibility

ARMAND (VOICE OVER): VOICE OVER

Reflection on Leadership and Responsibility

ARMAND (VOICE OVER): PRESIDENT HALSTROM

Reflection on Intelligence and Challenges

ARMAND (VOICE OVER): VOICE OVER

Leadership and Responsibility in Challenging Times

ARMAND (VOICE OVER): PRESIDENT HALSTROM

Reflections on Genius and Potential

ARMAND (VOICE OVER): VOICE OVER

The Burden of Leadership and Responsibility

ARMAND (VOICE OVER): PRESIDENT HALSTROM

Reflections on Genius and Society's Expectations

ARMAND (VOICE OVER): VOICE OVER

Reflections on Leadership and Responsibility

ARMAND (VOICE OVER): PRESIDENT HALSTROM

Contemplating the Nature of Genius

ARMAND (VOICE OVER): VOICE OVER

A Reflection on Leadership and Responsibility

ARMAND (VOICE OVER): PRESIDENT HALSTROM

Reflections on Genius and Ambition

ARMAND (VOICE OVER): VOICE OVER

Reflections on Intelligence and Potential

ARMAND (VOICE OVER): VOICE OVER