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Doctor in the House

Doctor in the House Credits - Full Cast and Crew

Movie
Audience Score
65

Cast

D
Dirk Bogarde
as Simon Sparrow
M
Muriel Pavlow
as Nurse Joy Gibson
K
Kenneth More
as Richard Grimsdyke
D
Donald Sinden
as Tony Benskin
K
Kay Kendall
as Miss Isobel Minster
J
James Robertson Justice
as Sir Lancelot Spratt
D
Donald Houston
as Taffy Evans
S
Suzanne Cloutier
as Stella
G
George Coulouris
as Briggs
J
Jean Taylor Smith
as Sister Virtue
N
Nicholas Phipps
as Magistrate
G
Geoffrey Keen
as Dean
M
Martin Boddey
as Demonstrator at Pedal Machine
J
Joan Sims
as Nurse Rigor Mortis
G
Gudrun Ure
as May
H
Harry Locke
as Jessup
C
Cyril Chamberlain
as Policeman
E
Ernest Clark
as Dr. Parrish
M
Maureen Pryor
as Mrs. Cooper
G
George Benson
as Lecturer on Drains
S
Shirley Eaton
as Milly Groaker
E
Eliot Makeham
as Elderly Examiner
J
Joan Hickson
as Mrs. Groaker
B
Brian Oulton
as Medical Equipment Salesman
N
Noel Purcell
as Padre (uncredited)
A
Amy Veness
as Grandma Cooper (uncredited)
M
Mona Washbourne
as Midwifery Sister (uncredited)
R
Richard Wattis
as Medical Book Salesman (uncredited)
C
Carol White
as Girl (uncredited)
S
Shirley Burniston
as Barbara (uncredited)
T
Tony Castleton
as Medical Student (uncredited)
M
Mary Chapman
as Girl (uncredited)
M
Mike Conner
as Lecturer (uncredited)
M
Mark Dignam
as Examiner at Microscope (uncredited)
A
Anthony Faramus
as Patient (uncredited)
F
Felix Felton
as Examiner (uncredited)
L
Lisa Gastoni
as Jane (uncredited)
W
Wyndham Goldie
as Examiner (uncredited)
R
Richard Gordon
as Stubbins (uncredited)
F
Fred Griffiths
as Taxi Driver (uncredited)
P
Patrick Halpin
as Medical Student (uncredited)
A
Aidan Harrington
as Medical Student (uncredited)
B
Bob Head
as Patient (uncredited)
J
Joan Ingram
as Examiner (uncredited)
D
Douglas Ives
as Alfie Sprogett (uncredited)
B
Barry Johns
as Medical Student (uncredited)
J
Jack Mandeville
as Policeman (uncredited)
A
Anthony Marlowe
as Paul Grey (uncredited)
N
Norman Morris
as Medical Student (uncredited)
R
Richard Neller
as Doctor (uncredited)
L
Louise Nolan
as Nun (uncredited)
A
Arthur Sandifer
as Porter (uncredited)
T
Terry Sartain
as Medical Student (uncredited)
B
Bruce Seton
as Police Driver (uncredited)
J
Jack Silk
as Medical Student (uncredited)
J
Jeff Silk
as Medical Student (uncredited)
P
Paddy Smith
as Medical Student (uncredited)
G
Geoffrey Sumner
as Forensic Lecturer (uncredited)
G
Graham Tonbridge
as Doctor (uncredited)
H
Harry Van Engel
as Medical Student (uncredited)
M
Martin Voss
as Medical Student (uncredited)
J
Joe Wadham
as Policeman in Court (uncredited)
E
Eric Wetherell
as Medical Student (uncredited)
B
Billy Wilmot
as Visitor (uncredited)

Crew

R
Ralph Thomas
Director
B
Betty E. Box
Producer
R
Richard Gordon
Screenplay
N
Nicholas Pipps
Screenplay
J
Jack Bygrave
Assistant Editor

The Doctor Collection

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.