Harley Street 

Recently graduated Dr. Robert Foster starts a London medical practice with a few study friends. Robert and Dr Martha Elliot have a love triangle with an upper class former university buddy ... See full summary »

Creator:

Marston Bloom

Stars:

Paul Nicholls, Suranne Jones, Shaun Parkes

Cast

Series cast summary:
Paul Nicholls	...	Dr Robert Fielding / ... 6 episodes, 2008
Suranne Jones	...	Dr Martha Elliot 6 episodes, 2008
Shaun Parkes	...	Dr. Ekkow Obiang 6 episodes, 2008
Oliver Dimsdale	...	Dr Felix Quinn 6 episodes, 2008
Kim Medcalf	...	Annie 6 episodes, 2008
Cush Jumbo	...	Hannah 6 episodes, 2008
Tom Ellis	...	Dr Ross Jarvis 5 episodes, 2008
Rosie Day	...	Tess Elliot 4 episodes, 2008
Philip Jackson	...	Mal Fielding 3 episodes, 2008
James Fox	...	Dr Harvey Cost 2 episodes, 2008
Isabella Calthorpe	...	Miranda Cost 2 episodes, 2008
Polly Maberly	...	Kate Fielding 2 episodes, 2008
Amerjit Deu	...	Dr Powell 2 episodes, 2008
Holly Weston	...	Grace 2 episodes, 2008

Storyline

Recently graduated Dr. Robert Foster starts a London medical practice with a few study friends. Robert and Dr Martha Elliot have a love triangle with an upper class former university buddy Dr Felix Quinn, who rivals them for the prestigious client list of a society doctor about to retire, whose daughter 'in heat' may swing the deal. Meanwhile Robert shows admirable talent and dedication to patients, also in Dr Ross Jarvis's hospital ward, yet is bitterly discarded by his terminally ill father Mal.

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Plot Keywords:

medical examination | jealousy | 

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Release Date:

17 July 2008 (UK)

Also Known As:

Harley Kórház

Filming Locations:

Langley Park, Slough, Berkshire, England, UK

Company Credits

Production Co:

Carnival Film & Television

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

User Reviews

Predictable stethosoap

Alas, this is another fast moving, post watershed medical drama that fails to set the pulse racing, despite a couple of racy moments. Paul Nicholls is okay as the leading man and the always excellent Suranne Jones shines in her role (despite a dubious posh accent), but there's nothing new here. With a glorified cameo by James Fox and a host of humdrum supporting characters, it may be a grower as the weeks go by, but based on the pilot episode, you may opt for another episode of Casualty or Holby City instead. Jones fans may want to watch old episodes of Coronation Street or Strictly Confidential to see her on better form. As for Nicholls: he seems sold short by the routine premise. If you have a pile of ironing to do it should pass the time a treat, but those seeking thought provoking drama may be better off giving it a miss.