GATTACA by Andrew M. Niccol - The Script Source

86.
DIRECTOR JOSEF
(still referring to
the telescope)
One look through there and you
would know why I can't possibly
allow you to disrupt operations
any further.
INVESTIGATOR
(unfazed)
You're so unconcerned that you
have a killer in your midst.
DIRECTOR JOSEF
Right now, your presence is
creating more of a threat. I
don't think you have any concept
of what we do here--how meticulous
our preparations must be. We are
about to send twelve people
through 140 million miles of
blackness to rendezvous with an
object the size of a house and the
color of coal. So it's rather
critical to point them in the
right direction. And we certainly
don't need you looking over our
shoulders. Besides, I don't
believe there is any evidence that
the killer is amongst us. I don't
see too many other dead bodies
littering the place.
INVESTIGATOR
(surveying the mostly
empty facility)
No, but since there aren't too
many live ones tonight either, you
won't mind us conducting one
further sweep. If he does not
work here, then there should be no
other trace of him.
(to Hugo)
I think you'd better get some
people out of bed, Detective.
(a thought occurs)
In the meantime we can re-check
his favorite haunt.
Director Josef quietly seethes.