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Carry On Doctor (1967) was a Comedy Film directed by Gerald Thomas and produced by Peter Rogers.

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Carry On #15: Carry On Doctor

By Virginie Pronovost on Oct 19, 2019 From The Wonderful World of Cinema

We’re already half-way through the Carry On series! Time flies! And to mark the occasion, we are back with Carry On Doctor (Gerald Thomas, 1968), a good, funny and typical Carry On, after the disappointment of Follow That Camel. The film felt like a big demonstration of nostalgia, and we LOVED... Read full article


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[On removal of the patient's bandages, he is invisible]
Dr. Tinkle: Oh. I still don't like the look of him.


[Mr. Bigger has just been knocked off the gurney he was lying on by the eternally clumsy Dr. Kilmore. Bigger lies hurt on the floor]
Nurse Parkin: Mr Bigger, whatever are you doing down there?
Francis Bigger: Waiting for a number 13 Bus!


Francis Bigger: [seeing the ward sister being carried into the laundry room] Fancy her wearing red ones under all that!
Mr. Roper: [on seeing Bigger come out of his room] Get back in there and keep quiet!
Francis Bigger: [approaching Roper] Oh. What's this? The revolt of the slaves?
Mr. Roper: Something like that. We've got some business to settle with Tinkle!
Francis Bigger: [pointing to his room] You want me to stay in there? Never! Up the rebels, and to hell with Burgundy.
Mr. Roper: Where?
Francis Bigger: Bur-gun-dy!


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June Jago worked 10 days
Contains a sly reference to Carry on Nurse, 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!"
Sid James spent most of his screen time in bed, as he had recently suffered a heart attack.
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Also released in 1967




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