Kinsey
- Cast:
- Liam Neeson ... Alfred Kinsey
- Laura Linney ... Clara McMillen
- Chris O'Donnell ... Wardell Pomeroy
- Peter Sarsgaard ... Clyde martin
- Timothy Hutton ... Paul Gebhard
- Director:
- Bill Condon
- Genre:
- Biography / Drama
- Plot Outline
- A look at the life of Alfred Kinsey (Neeson), a pioneer in the area of human sexuality research, whose 1948 publication "Sexual Behavior in the Human Male" was one of the first recorded works that saw science address sexual behavior.
- Comment
- If such a man was my father, I would be very unpleasant. I don't deny having a sexual conversation is needed for us sometimes and it's not evil though, he, Alfred Kinsey, is talking about too much, I mean he is very direct and he also has neither delicacy nor grace.
- Actually the main reason which I watched this film is to see Luke MacFarlane as Bruce Kinsey, but he only appeared a few minuites and a few lines. In the delated scene, there was a scene he was swimming.
- The historical background of this film is in late 40's and early 50's and was strongly influenced by Christianity. I think many people who is living now never thought about such a practiced asceticism situation.
- Anyway in this film, Alfred Kinsey is written as a man who is a little strange but research ardor though, real he was a bit different from normal person.
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