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1951

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A lovely movie featuring Cary Grant in one of his more inscrutable roles as an angel of mercy to the sick, recalling his work in THE BISHOP'S WIFE. PEOPLE WILL TALK focuses on Dr. Praetorius, a non-traditional doctor whose patients and medical students love him, while his success spurs the jealousy of fellow doctors, including .. Read more

Starring	Cary Grant, Jeanne Crain, Finlay Currie, Hume Cronyn
Director	Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Genres	Comedy, Drama

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- Oddly entertaining jumble of melodrama, comedy, romance, speeches and a little mystery, all quite typical of its director.
- 34901
- - Halliwell's Film Guide
  - 02 Mar 2006 at 15:44
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- - 4
  - 0
  A Neglected Classic
  
  The film was ignored when released in 1951 but has gradually attained cult status. Unusually for a romantic comedy the first few minutes concern an unwed Jeanne... read more »
  
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  - Leon Collins
  - London
  - 03 Nov 2005 at 16:50
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  A bit of froth
  
  Look any Cary Grant and I'm sold so bring them on and I'll watch them, then forget them and watch them again and enjoy them all over again.
  
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- - LEM
  - 23 reviews
  - Edinburgh
  - 01 Nov 2011 at 17:57
- - 1
  - 0
  Dissapointing
  
  I confess that after 30 minutes of struggling through this movie we decided to fast forward, scene by scene and ended up not really watching anymore.
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- - Paul Evans
  - Hampshire
  - 18 Sep 2007 at 21:25
- - 2
  - 0
  Utterly dissapointing
  
  This promised so much and i felt let down in every respect. It was like watching a bad play that had been badly rewritten for the screen. Why did any of the ... read more »
  
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- - gilesh
  - 103 reviews
  - portesham
  - 25 Sep 2006 at 21:18
- - 2
  - 0
  Odd...
  
  This is quite an atypical Cary Grant film. But it is interesting, if somewhat strange, especially the final revelation. At times it felt like it was trying to ... read more »
  
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- - a customer
  - Guildford, Surrey
  - 10 Jan 2006 at 22:09
- - 4
  - 0
  A Neglected Classic
  
  The film was ignored when released in 1951 but has gradually attained cult status. Unusually for a romantic comedy the first few minutes concern an unwed Jeanne... read more »
  
  Report this review
- 169633
- - Leon Collins
  - London
  - 03 Nov 2005 at 16:50
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- - 4
  - 0
  A Neglected Classic
  
  The film was ignored when released in 1951 but has gradually attained cult status. Unusually for a romantic comedy the first few minutes concern an unwed Jeanne... read more »
  
  Report this review
- 169633
- [Highly rated reviewer]
  - Leon Collins
  - London
  - 03 Nov 2005 at 16:50
- - 2
  - 0
  Odd...
  
  This is quite an atypical Cary Grant film. But it is interesting, if somewhat strange, especially the final revelation. At times it felt like it was trying to ... read more »
  
  Report this review
- 192214
- - a customer
  - Guildford, Surrey
  - 10 Jan 2006 at 22:09
- - 2
  - 0
  Utterly dissapointing
  
  This promised so much and i felt let down in every respect. It was like watching a bad play that had been badly rewritten for the screen. Why did any of the ... read more »
  
  Report this review
- 289090
- - gilesh
  - 103 reviews
  - portesham
  - 25 Sep 2006 at 21:18
- - 1
  - 0
  Dissapointing
  
  I confess that after 30 minutes of struggling through this movie we decided to fast forward, scene by scene and ended up not really watching anymore.
  read more »
  
  Report this review
- 476806
- - Paul Evans
  - Hampshire
  - 18 Sep 2007 at 21:25
- - 0
  - 0
  A bit of froth
  
  Look any Cary Grant and I'm sold so bring them on and I'll watch them, then forget them and watch them again and enjoy them all over again.
  
  Report this review
- 1057690
- - LEM
  - 23 reviews
  - Edinburgh
  - 01 Nov 2011 at 17:57

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  A lovely movie featuring Cary Grant in one of his more inscrutable roles as an angel of mercy to the sick, recalling his work in THE BISHOP'S WIFE. PEOPLE WILL TALK focuses on Dr. Praetorius, a non-traditional doctor whose patients and medical students love him, while his success spurs the jealousy ...