Dr. Gillespie tries to stop a homicidal ex-patient from threatening his former fiancée. Meanwhile, hospital staff face medical challenges including a ward epidemic and an amputee patient needing hope.
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Cast
Willis Goldbeck
Director
Lionel Barrymore
Dr. Leonard B. Gillespie
Van Johnson
Dr. Randall 'Red' Adams
Keye Luke
Dr. Lee Wong How
Alma Kruger
Molly Byrd
John Craven
Roy Todwell
Nat Pendleton
Joe Wayman
Margaret O'Brien
Margaret
Donna Reed
Marcia Bradburn
Michael Duane
Sgt. Patrick J. Orisin
William Lundigan
Alvin F. Peterson
Walter Kingsford
Dr. Walter Carew
Marilyn Maxwell
Ruth Edly
Henry O'Neill
Warden Kenneson
Marie Blake
Sally
Frances Rafferty
Irene
Ted Adams
Stapleton, Prison Guard
Margaret Adden
Nurse
Roy Barcroft
Prison Guard
Lawrence P. Bachmann
Writer
Martin Berkeley
Writer
Harry Ruskin
Writer
Carey Wilson
Writer
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source: Dr. Gillespie's Criminal Case
Dr. Gillespie's Criminal Case
Excellent cast totally wasted in this 1943 film. Lionel Barrymore is again the cantankerous Dr. Gillepsie,but who has a heart and passion for his medical profession. Trouble is that in this not very good film he is called upon to be a therapist and other positions as well. He is dealing with an insane killer, an epidemic in a child's ward and who to make his assistant. Van Johnson plays a doctor who is lady crazy and the whole thing seems like one endless statement with a sort of a tie-up at the very end. The writing is not good and the scene where the hostages are being held could have been done a great deal better. There is no excitement. Imagine one of the thieves announces that he regrets doing what he is doing. Really now, let's admit it: This is a first class stinker.
