Tammy and the Doctor
- 1963
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- 1h 28min
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA Los Angeles doctor falls for a Mississippi girl working as a nurse's aide in his hospital.A Los Angeles doctor falls for a Mississippi girl working as a nurse's aide in his hospital.A Los Angeles doctor falls for a Mississippi girl working as a nurse's aide in his hospital.
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- AnecdotesIn joke: While working in the pediatric ward, Tammy mixes up ID bracelets on babies, one of whom she identifies as "Bernard Schwartz", the real name of Tony Curtis, who Nurse Baxter mentions shortly thereafter in relation to the incident and who was then one of Universal's biggest stars.
- GaffesWhen Annie is being operated on and her heart momentarily stops, the clock on the wall of the operating room says 10:45. Moments later, when her heart starts up again, it says 8:35 again.
- Citations
Tammy Tyree: [having mixed up the babies' name tags] I could have took an oath on the Bible that he be Bernard Schwartz.
Millie Baxter, Nurse: There hasn't been so much excitement around here since Tony Curtis came in for a check up.
- ConnexionsFeatured in Biography: The Fondas (2004)
- Bandes originalesTammy
Written by Ray Evans and Jay Livingston
Performed by Sandra Dee (uncredited)
[Tammy sings the song on the roof after she believes Mark has departed following their Romeo & Juliet date; the song's theme is also featured throughout the musical score]
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Not as beautiful as "Tammy Tell Me True", but even funnier.
Tammy is an implausibly innocent country bumpkin who clashes with the modern world. She has derogatory things to say about Shakespeare, Mozart, Psychology, Colleges, modern art, sleeping pills, freeways, conformism, phoniness.
Tammy: "You mean you been livin' with yourself all your life without ever knowing what you are???"
Sandra Dee is brilliant in her role - and it is truly hers.
Much of the movie's delight is in Tammy's ungrammatical speech. She says glorious things like "Be you gonna or be ya ain't" (Will you or won't you?). She asks a man "Bein't ya the dumb waiter?" and he sternly replies: "No, I be the chief of staff!"
Tammy is an implausibly innocent country bumpkin who clashes with the modern world. She has derogatory things to say about Shakespeare, Mozart, Psychology, Colleges, modern art, sleeping pills, freeways, conformism, phoniness.
Tammy: "You mean you been livin' with yourself all your life without ever knowing what you are???"
Sandra Dee is brilliant in her role - and it is truly hers.
Much of the movie's delight is in Tammy's ungrammatical speech. She says glorious things like "Be you gonna or be ya ain't" (Will you or won't you?). She asks a man "Bein't ya the dumb waiter?" and he sternly replies: "No, I be the chief of staff!"
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- Durée1 heure 28 minutes
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By what name was Tammy and the Doctor (1963) officially released in India in English?
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