The Young Doctors (1961)The story represents an idealistic clash between two pathologists, one (Fredric March) the veteran department... See full summary » Director:Phil Karlson |
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The Young Doctors (1961)The story represents an idealistic clash between two pathologists, one (Fredric March) the veteran department... See full summary » Director:Phil Karlson |
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Dr. Joseph Pearson
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Dr. David Coleman
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| Dick Clark | ... |
Dr. Alexander
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Ina Balin | ... |
Cathy Hunt
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| Eddie Albert | ... |
Dr, Charles Dornberger
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Phyllis Love | ... |
Mrs. Elizabeth Alexander
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Edward Andrews | ... |
Jim Bannister
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Aline MacMahon | ... |
Dr. Lucy Grainger
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Arthur Hill | ... |
Tomaselli
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Rosemary Murphy | ... |
Miss Graves
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| Barnard Hughes | ... |
Dr. Kent O'Donnell
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Joseph Bova | ... |
Dr. Shawcross
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| George Segal | ... |
Dr. Howard
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Matt Crowley | ... |
Dr. Rufus
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Dick Button | ... |
Operating Intern
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The story represents an idealistic clash between two pathologists, one (Fredric March) the veteran department head whose ideals and perspective have been mellowed and blunted somewhat by years of red tape and day-to-day frustration, the other (Ben Gazzara), his new assistant, young, aggressive, up-to-date and meticulous in his approach to the job. The conflict is dramatically illustrated via two critical cases in which both are pretty intimately involved. Written by alfiehitchie
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