Carry On Doctor

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Carry on Doctor
Directed by	Gerald Thomas
Produced by	Peter Rogers
Written by	Talbot Rothwell
Starring	Frankie Howerd Sid James Charles Hawtrey
Music by	Eric Rogers
Cinematography	Alan Hume
Editing by	Alfred Roome
Distributed by	J Arthur Rank Organisation
Release date(s)	1967
Running time	94 mins
Country	UK
Language	English
IMDb profile

Carry On Doctor (1967) is the fifteenth film in the "Carry On" series.

Contents 1 Plot summary 2 Trivia 3 Business data 4 External links

Plot summary

Francis Bigger, 'preacher and healer', ends up in hospital in this chaotic Carry-on medical movie. With Dr. Kilmore in trouble, Matron refuses to support him after the amorous attentions she has fed Dr. Tinkle have paid off. There's a humorous but slight role for Charles Hawtrey suffering from a sympathetic pregnancy and the film closes with the patients' revenge on Dr. Tinkle and the formidable Matron because of their conspiracy against Dr. Kilmore.

Trivia

• The exterior shots of the hospital are actually of Maidenhead (in Berkshire, England) Town Hall.
• The portrait hanging over one of the doors is that of Sir Lancelot interpreted by James Robertson Justice in the rival series "Doctor", produced by Peter Rogers' wife, Betty E. Box.
• Contains a sly reference to Carry On Nurse (1959), specifically the daffodil thermometer scene. When a nurse approaches Francis Bigger with a daffodil, he says, "Oh no you don't! I saw that film!"

Business data

Filming dates: 11 September1967 – 20 October1967

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