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Cary Grant | Dr. Noah Praetorius |
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Jeanne Crain | Deborah Higgins |
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Finlay Currie | Shunderson |
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Hume Cronyn | Prof. Rodney Elwell |
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Walter Slezak | Prof. Barker |
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Sidney Blackmer | Arthur Higgins |
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Katherine Locke | Miss James |
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Basil Ruysdael | Dean Lyman Brockwell |
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Will Wright | Uncle John Higgins |
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Billy Mauch | Student |
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Darryl F. Zanuck | Producer |
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Joseph L. Mankiewicz | Director |
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Curt Goetz | Author |
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Joseph L. Mankiewicz | Writer |
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Curt Goetz | Story Contributor |
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Barbara McLean | Editing |
People Will Talk describes an episode in the life of Dr. Noah Praetorius (Grant), a physician who teaches in a medical school and founded a clinic dedicated to treating patients humanely and holistically. The plot contains two parallel story lines: a professional-misconduct challenge brought against Praetorius by his more conventional colleague Dr. Rodney Elwell (Cronyn), who dislikes Praetorius's unorthodox but effective methods; and the struggle of a distressed young woman named Deborah Higgins (Crain), who falls in love with Praetorius while dealing with an out-of-wedlock pregnancy. The film also highlights Praetorius's close friend and confidant, physics professor Lyonel Barker (Slezak), who plays bass viol in the student/faculty orchestra conducted by Praetorius.
DVD : 2004-01-06
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