Dylan Baker crédité pour le rôle de...
Alan Gregg
- Alfred Kinsey: The sex histories we have are invaluable. Everyone knows true science lies in direct observation. Nothing can replace what the eye can see directly - or the camera.
- Alan Gregg: Camera? Don't tell me - you're making movies?
- Alfred Kinsey: Just some photographic studies of mammalian behavior.
- Alan Gregg: Oh, nature films. Animals?
- Alfred Kinsey: Yes, if you like.
- Alan Gregg: It's been said that you've taken to observing women.
- Alfred Kinsey: Go on.
- Alan Gregg: In a heightened state of arousal. It's true?
- Alfred Kinsey: Yes. And do you know why? We went to the leading gynecologists and asked for the physical measurements and they barely know what we were talking about. When it comes to female sex organs, we're all tragically ignorant.
- Alan Gregg: Who are these women?
- Alfred Kinsey: Volunteers. Friends of the project.
- Alan Gregg: Prostitutes!
- Alfred Kinsey: No! Prostitutes are useless. They fake their orgasms.
- Alan Gregg: Hoover is still annoyed that you won't help him find homosexuals in the State Department. It is rumored that he is compiling dossiers - on you, the actives of your staff. And, as you well know, there have been complaints about your statistical methods.
- Alfred Kinsey: Trumped up nonsense. Nothing but disguised prudery.