The Lost World (TV Mini Series 2001) Poster

(2001)

Bob Hoskins: Challenger, Prof. George Challenger

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  • Prof. George Challenger : [Professor Summerlee has just had a bitter argument with Reverend Kerr over evolution: Professor Challanger has kept silent and divulged that his parents were deeply religous]  Professor Challenger: One day I went to my father and asked him for a microscope. I can still remember the sadness in his eyes; he knew he had lost me then. But without even knowing it he had given me an even greater gift. He taught me humility in the face of nature. I don't know if there is a god; but I know man is no substitute if there isn't.

  • Prof. George Challenger : You've been in a few scrapes, Roxton. Have you ever been in a situation worse than this?

    Lord John Phillip Roxton : Uh, well, let me see. No. No, I think I can quite safely say this is the least promising set-up I've ever encountered.

    Prof. George Challenger : Oh.

    Lord John Phillip Roxton : We have no way down off the plateau, and thanks to your insistence on secrecy, the only person who even has a clue where we are is a religious lunatic who seems quite happy to let us die here.

    Prof. George Challenger : Well, there's no need to be so cheerful about it.

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