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The Doctor Takes a Wife is a american film of genre Comedy directed by Alexander Hall released in USA on 25 april 1940 with Loretta Young

The Doctor Takes a Wife (1940)

The Doctor Takes a Wife
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Released in USA 25 april 1940
Length 1h28
Directed by
OriginUSA
Genres Comedy,    Romance
Rating67% 3.39463.39463.39463.39463.3946

Le docteur se marie (The Doctor Takes a Wife) est un film américain réalisé par Alexander Hall, sorti en 1940.

Actors

Loretta Young

(June Cameron)Ray Milland

(Dr. Timothy Sterling)Edmund Gwenn

(Dr. Lionel Sterling)Reginald Gardiner

(John Pierce)Gail Patrick

(Marilyn Thomas)
And :
Frank Sully
Gordon Jones
Charles Halton
Paul McAllister
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