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Hawaii (1966)

Gene Hackman: Dr. John Whipple

Hawaii

Gene Hackman credited as playing...

Dr. John Whipple

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  • Dr. John Whipple: [Addressing Abner, while holding Keoki's lifeless body, victim of the measles epidemic that has ravaged the native Hawaiians] There's nothing you could've done for him... When Captain Cook discovered these islands 50 years ago, they were a true paradise. Infectious disease was unknown. They didn't even catch cold! And there were 400,000 of them - now there are less than 150,000. You and I may well live to see the last Hawaiian lowered into his grave - with proper Christian services, of course.
  • Rev. Dr. Thorn: I presume that like most of our young volunteers you are still confronted with the problem of finding a wife.
  • Dr. John Whipple: Oh, no, sir. My cousin has agreed to marry me.
  • Dr. John Whipple: When Captain Cook discovered these islands 50 years ago, they were a true paradise. Infectious disease was unknown. They didn't even catch cold. And there were 400,000 of them. Now there are less than 150,000. You and I may well live to see the last Hawaiian lowered into his grave - with proper Christian services, of course.

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