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Bad Teacher
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Bad Teacher is a 2011 comedy film about Elizabeth Halsey, a lazy, gold-digging middle school teacher who schemes to pay for breast implants after her wealthy fiancé dumps her. She pursues a rich new substitute teacher named Scott, competes with a perky rival colleague named Amy, and ignores the advances of a laid-back gym teacher named Russell.
Directed by Jake Kasdan. Written by Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky.
Dialogue
Elizabeth: [takes bite out of an apple] I thought the teachers were supposed to get the apples.
Amy: Well, I think the students teach me at least as much as I teach them. That's just something I say sometimes.
Elizabeth: Stupid.
[tosses apple at a recycle bin and misses]
Elizabeth: Listen, Carl, I know that you are a very busy man. So, I'm just gonna get right down to it. I've been speaking to various... [quick thinking pause] ah...black...citizens...who allege that your tests are biased toward white people and orientals.
Carl: Okay. Lemme tell you something right away. A: Orientals test better. B: Every couple of years we get these cockamamie charges coming in from various parts of the state and - lemme duh-dat... You should hear the things that they call me! Racist. Faggatron. Faggy Hitler. Dick breath. Ok? But, I... am not a racist. I voted for Barack Obama. You can quote me on that.
Principal Wally Snur: Well, it's been another great year here at JAMS. With summer around the corner, it's time to say goodbye not only to another school year, but also to one of our own. Amy Squirrel. After six short years, Amy is transferring out of the district.
Sandy: Speech, speech!
[Amy, her face completely healed, gets up from the couch with an obviously pursed smile]
Amy: Wally, thank you for those kind words, and thank you all. My decision that I made myself to leave was super difficult, but when the superintendent personally asks you to work at one of the worst schools in the state, well, you say, "Yes." And, boy, I am looking forward to bringing my brand of zany energy to those underprivileged students at Malcolm X High School.
[takes a bow]
Amy: Thank you.
[Elizabeth exits the teachers' lounge. Scott steps in her way]
Scott: Hey, Elizabeth. Listen, since Amy's transferring, I was thinking, maybe the two of us could start over. [turns away, then turns back to Elizabeth]
Scott: Oh, hey there. Scott Delacorte. And you are?
Elizabeth: [smiles] Leaving.
[walks away]
Cast
Cameron Diaz as Elizabeth Halsey
Justin Timberlake as Scott Delacorte
Lucy Punch as Amy Squirrel
Jason Segel as Russell Gettis
Phyllis Smith as Lynn Davies
John Michael Higgins as Principal Wally Snur
Dave Allen as Sandy Pinkus
Jillian Armenante as Ms. Pavicic
Matthew J. Evans as Garrett Tiara
Kaitlyn Dever as Sasha Abernathy
Kathryn Newton as Chase Rubin-Rossi
Molly Shannon as Melody
Eric Stonestreet as Kirk
Noah Munck as Tristan
Finneas O'Connell as Spencer
Thomas Lennon as Carl Halabi
External links
Category:2011 American films
Category:Sex comedy films
Category:Black comedy films
Category:Films about educators
Category:Middle school films
Category:Films set in Chicago
Category:Films directed by Jake Kasdan