About The Hospital
- Released on December 14, 1971
Dr. Bock, the chief of medicine at a Manhattan hospital, is suicidal after the collapse of his personal life. When an intern is found dead in a hospital bed, it appears to Bock to be a case of unforgivable malpractice. Hours later, another doctor, who happens to be responsible for another case of malpractice, is found dead. Despondent, Bock finds himself drawn to Barbara, the daughter of a comatose missionary.
Full Cast of The Hospital
George C. Scott plays Dr. Herbert Bock
Diana Rigg plays Barbara Drummond
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Richard Dysart plays Dr. Welbeck
Stephen Elliott plays Dr. Sundstrom
Donald Harron plays Milton Mead
Andrew Duncan plays William Mead
Nancy Marchand plays Mrs. Christie
Jordan Charney plays Hitchcock
Roberts Blossom plays Guernsey
Lenny Baker plays Dr. Schaefer
Richard Hamilton plays Dr. Ronald Casey
Arthur Junaluska plays Mr. Blacktree
Kate Harrington plays Nurse Dunne
Katherine Helmond plays Marilyn Mead
David Hooks plays Dr. Einhorn
Frances Sternhagen plays Mrs. Cushing
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See Frances Sternhagen's other roles →Robert Walden plays Dr. Brubaker
William Perlow plays Cardiac Arrest Doctor
Bette Henritze plays Operating Room Nurse
Rehn Scofield plays Dr. Spezio
Dora Weissman plays Lady in the Hospital
Carolyn Krigbaum plays Dr. Bock's Secretary
Paddy Chayefsky plays Opening Narrator (voice) (uncredited)
Robert Anthony plays Dr. Elroy Ives (uncredited)
Leigh Beery plays Mead's Secretary (uncredited)
Cynthia Belgrave plays Nurse Reardon (uncredited)
Norman Berns plays Dr. Biegelman (uncredited)
Jacqueline Brookes plays Dr. Immelman (uncredited)
Lonnie Burr plays Intern (uncredited)
Stockard Channing plays E.R. Nurse (uncredited)
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See Stockard Channing's other roles →Alex Colon plays Young Lord (uncredited)
Matthew Cowles plays Intern Chandler (uncredited)
Reid Cruickshanks plays Chief Engineer (uncredited)
Anita Dangler plays Paranoid Lady (uncredited)
Jean David plays Stephanie McGuire (uncredited)
Lorrie Davis plays Nurse Divine (uncredited)
Dawn Powell Dell plays Hospital Visitor (uncredited)
Dennis Dugan plays E.R. Doctor (uncredited)
Milton Earl Forrest plays Militant Leader (uncredited)
Julie Garfield plays Nurse Perez (uncredited)
Richard Goode plays Dr. Sutcliffe (uncredited)
Nat Grant plays Black Panther (uncredited)
Sarina C. Grant plays Nurse X (uncredited)
Christopher Guest plays Resident (uncredited)
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See Christopher Guest's other roles →Nat Horne plays Patient (uncredited)
Bette Howard plays Young Mother (uncredited)
Tresa Hughes plays Mrs. Donovan (uncredited)
Bruce Kornbluth plays Young Activist Doctor (uncredited)
Bill Lazarus plays Police Captain (uncredited)
Paul Mace plays Intern Ambler (uncredited)
Nancy MacKay plays Sheilah (uncredited)
Tony Major plays Ambulance Attendant (uncredited)
Shawn McAllister plays Medical Intern (uncredited)
Joy Nicholson plays Sundstrom's Secretary (uncredited)
Bob O'Connell plays Policeman (uncredited)
Angie Ortega plays Nurse Teresa Campanella (uncredited)
Janet Paul plays Emergency Room Receptionist (uncredited)
Lou Polan plays Dr. Lagerman (uncredited)
Paul B. Price plays Nameless Man (uncredited)
Janet Sarno plays Nurse Rivers (uncredited)
Sab Shimono plays Operating Room Staff Member (uncredited)
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Tom Spratley plays Mitgang (uncredited)
John Tremaine plays Doctor (uncredited)
Tracey Walter plays Man in Crowd (uncredited)
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See Tracey Walter's other roles →Gena Wheeler plays Holding Nurse (uncredited)
Lydia Wilen plays Emergency Nurse (uncredited)
Philippe Mareuil plays Doublure voix française de Andrew Duncan
Crew of The Hospital
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- George C. Scott
- Diana Rigg
- Barnard Hughes
- Richard Dysart
- Stephen Elliott
- Donald Harron
- Andrew Duncan
- Nancy Marchand
- Jordan Charney
- Roberts Blossom
- Lenny Baker
- Richard Hamilton
- Arthur Junaluska
- Kate Harrington
- Katherine Helmond
- David Hooks
- Frances Sternhagen
- Robert Walden
- William Perlow
- Bette Henritze
- Rehn Scofield
- Dora Weissman
- Carolyn Krigbaum
- Paddy Chayefsky
- Robert Anthony
- Leigh Beery
- Cynthia Belgrave
- Norman Berns
- Jacqueline Brookes
- Lonnie Burr
- Stockard Channing
- Alex Colon
- Matthew Cowles
- Reid Cruickshanks
- Anita Dangler
- Jean David
- Lorrie Davis
- Dawn Powell Dell
- Dennis Dugan
- Milton Earl Forrest
- Julie Garfield
- Richard Goode
- Nat Grant
- Sarina C. Grant
- Christopher Guest
- Nat Horne
- Bette Howard
- Tresa Hughes
- Bruce Kornbluth
- Bill Lazarus
- Paul Mace
- Nancy MacKay
- Tony Major
- Shawn McAllister
- Joy Nicholson
- Bob O'Connell
- Angie Ortega
- Janet Paul
- Lou Polan
- Paul B. Price
- Janet Sarno
- Sab Shimono
- Marilyn Sokol
- Tom Spratley
- John Tremaine
- Tracey Walter
- Gena Wheeler
- Lydia Wilen
- Philippe Mareuil