Doctor in Clover with Leslie Phillips: DVD Cover

    Doctor in Clover
    a.k.a. Carnaby, M.D. Director: Ralph Thomas Cast: Leslie Phillips, Shirley Ann Field, John Fraser, Joan Sims

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    • DVD Release Date: 12/04/2007
    • Original Release: 1966
    • Rating: Not Rated
    • Sales Rank: 59,412

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    Disc #1 -- Doctor in Clover
    1. Doctor [6:51]
    2. Idiot Cousin [6:07]
    3. Patients [13:25]
    4. New Matron [2:44]
    5. Love [11:39]
    6. Hygiene [10:12]
    7. Date [4:57]
    8. Kiss of Life [8:17]
    9. Carnaby St. [6:12]
    10. Party [11:19]
    11. Hangovers [4:43]
    12. Surgery [10:15]

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    Doctor in Clover is the next-to-last entry in the British "Doctor" comedy film series. After losing his government job, doctor Gaston Grimsdyke (Leslie Phillips) signs up for a medical school course with his old tutor-nemesis Sir Lancelot Spratt (welcome back, James Robertson Justice). What follows is the standard melange of double- and single entendres, not to mention the usual dalliances with such underdressed lovelies as Shirley Ann Field, Fenella Fielding and Elizabeth Ercy. A subplot involves a rejuvenation serum that is disastrously applied to the behemothlike Sir Lancelot. Though allegedly based on the original "Doctor" novel by Richard Gordon, any resemblance is purely coincidental.Doctor in Clover was also released as Carnaby MD, in deference to the "Swinging London" craze. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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