Doctor at Large (1957) - Full Cast and Crew

Cast

James Robertson Justice

as Sir Lancelot Spratt

Shirley Eaton

as Nurse Nan MacPherson

Derek Farr

as Dr. Erasmus Potter-Shine

Michael Medwin

as Dr. Charlie Bingham

Martin Benson

as Maharajah of Branda

as Sir Charles Hopcroft

Lionel Jeffries

as Dr. Hampton Hatchet

as Mrs. Jasmine Hatchet

as Duke of Skye and Lewes

as Eva's Mother (uncredited)

Abe Barker

as Old Ives (uncredited)

Eddie Boyce

as Surgeon (uncredited)

Dennis Carnell

as Anaesthetist (uncredited)

Tony Castleton

as Medical Student (uncredited)

Cyril Chamberlain

as Police Constable (uncredited)

Jimmy Charters

as Patient (uncredited)

Peggy Ann Clifford

as Large French Swimmer (uncredited)

Campbell Cotts

as Butler (uncredited)

Junia Crawford

as Girl on Boat (uncredited)

Reggie de Beer

as Surgeon (uncredited)

Jack Dearlove

as Medical Student (uncredited)

Chick Fowles

as Passerby (uncredited)

Richard Gordon

as George Stubbins (uncredited)

Victor Harrington

as House Surgeon (uncredited)

Douglas Ives

as Elephant Keeper (uncredited)

Gertrude Kaye

as Outpatient (uncredited)

June Laverick

as Secretary (uncredited)

Wilfrid Lawson

as Dustman with Cyst (uncredited)

Charles Lloyd Pack

as Man (uncredited)

Bernard Miles

as Haymaking Farmer (uncredited)

John Pike

as Haymaking Farmer's Son (uncredited)

Frederick Piper

as Ernest (uncredited)

Carol Richmond

as Eva (uncredited)

Beth Rogan

as Clerk (uncredited)

Barbara Roscoe

as Haymaking Farmer's Daughter (uncredited)

Arthur Sandifer

as Barman (uncredited)

Jean St. Clair

as Oona (uncredited)

Guy Standeven

as Student Doctor (uncredited)

Vi Stevens

as Outpatient (uncredited)

Graham Tonbridge

as Surgeon (uncredited)

Molly Urquhart

as Mrs. Ives (uncredited)

Crew

Director of Photography

The Doctor Movies

The Doctor Series consists of seven British comedies made between 1954 and 1970, based either on the "Doctor" series of novels written by the physician Richard Gordon, or the characters in them. The series follow the adventures of a group of young doctors at a London hospital, as they try to stay out of trouble while chasing the nurses. The early films featured Dirk Bogarde in the lead as Doctor Sparrow and Donald Sinden as Benskin. Later films centred around Leslie Phillips. In all of them, James Robertson Justice played the imposing chief surgeon Sir Lancelot Spratt. The films later served as inspiration for seven different TV series between 1969 and 1991, totalling 157 episodes.