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Barbara Covert, a high school teacher and Sheba Hart -an young art teacher who is in a relationship with a . One day, Barbara knows their relationship he decide to tire Sheba with him with this secret. But Sheba can't help loving Steven.
The strength of the writing, and therefore the directing, is that it sees the scandal as a minor point in a human experience that is naturally corrupt, and cares more about how those on the inside choose to deal with their realities.
While Glenn Close played her Fatal Attraction character's 'I will not be ignored' psycho-obsession out front and out loud, Dench does it as subtext, making it all the more insidious, frightening ... and fascinating.
January 11, 2007
Fernando F. Croce
Stages the story with a tastefulness both ponderous and dishonest
Lurid melodrama lifted by corrosive writing and a frightening performance from the Dame.
November 07, 2012
Brandon Fibbs
Notes on a Scandal is melodrama at its best -- a nasty, wickedly good, over-the-top story with school teachers standing in where vampires usually prowl.
This compact, fierce and frightening domestic thriller is the most violent film in many a day. The rage is in the angry words, the deepest thoughts of its 'heroine,' and the fear about what might come from those words is palpable.
January 12, 2007
Amy Nicholson
Smart and brash, it's a picture Bette Davis and Joan Crawford would have killed (preferably each other) to be in.
Richard Eyre's direction merely plays up the melodramatic aspects of Zoë Heller's novel, screenwriter Patrick Marber's acidic dialogue occasionally slips into the overwritten, and the rest of the cast gamely chews table scraps.