The Confession (1999 film)

The Confession (1999 film)

:"The Confession" is also the English title to the 1970 French-Italian film "L'Aveu", as well as the title of a story written by French author Guy de Maupassant.

"The Confession" is a 1999 drama film directed by David Jones and starring Ben Kingsley, Alec Baldwin, and Anne Twomey.

Memorable lines [The Confession, DVD#7256, Sterling Home Entertainment] :

Lawyer (Baldwin): What was it you told me? People think it's "hard to do" the right thing?

Devout layman (Kingsley): It's "not" hard to do the right thing. Lawyer: It's hard "to know what the right thing is". But once you know?

Devout layman: Once you know -- "once you know what is right", then it's "hard not" to do it.

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