Reversals (TV 2003)Young medical professional couple set out to prove that gender is not a factor in the ability to do a job well. Hilarity ensues as they swap jobs, clothes, and gender, in order to see what life is like from a different perspective. Director:David EvansWriter:Tim Loane |
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Title: Reversals (TV 2003)
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Dr. Charlotte Woods
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| Marc Warren | ... |
Dr. Chris Singleton
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Edward Leitch
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Claudia Harrison | ... |
Judith Hobart
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Owen Doherty
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| Anthony Head | ... |
Mr. Andrew Barton
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| Indira Varma | ... |
Kathy Irwin
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Derek Barry
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Bryony Hannah | ... |
Female Student
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| Adam James | ... |
Dr. Glen Morrow
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Mary Cunningham | ... |
Hospital Receptionist
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Paul Tadman | ... |
Hospital Porter
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Corrina Preece | ... |
Maria Hughes
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| Caroline Strong | ... |
Emma Jones
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Kirsten Hughes | ... |
Cynthia Barton
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Young medical professional couple set out to prove that gender is not a factor in the ability to do a job well. Hilarity ensues as they swap jobs, clothes, and gender, in order to see what life is like from a different perspective.
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transvestite | role reversal | man dressed as woman | female impersonation | doctor |Parents Guide:
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19 November 2003 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
Fora de Padrão See more »Filming Locations:
The Midland Hotel, Peter Street, Manchester, Greater Manchester, England, UKCompany Credits
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First of all, i have to be honest. I absolutely love Marc Warren anyway and will watch anything that he is in. But this was highly enjoyable light entertainment that has been missing from the TV. everything is so serious these days that it seems like everyone have lost their sense of humour and this just brought some of it back. All actors involved were good. Marc Warren's brilliant charm, wit and versatility shone through (as always). Sarah Parish showed that she could be funny and was very good. And it was nice to see Anthony Head in an almost villain-type role post Giles in Buffy. I really hope someone releases this on DVD or maybe just show a repeat on the telly. I, for one, would love to see this again.