The National Health (1973) - film review

Comedy

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The National Health is a British film comedy first released in 1973, directed by Jack Gold. The film stars Lynn Redgrave, Colin Blakely, Eleanor Bron, Donald Sinden and Jim Dale. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Jack Gold
Script: Peter Nichols
Photo: John Coquillon
Music: Carl Davis
Cast: Lynn Redgrave (Nurse Sweet), Colin Blakely (Edward Loach), Eleanor Bron (Sister McFee), Donald Sinden (Mr. Carr), Jim Dale (Barnet), Sheila Scott-Wilkenson (Nurse Powell), Neville Aurelius (Leyland), Gillian Barge (Dr. Bird), George Browne (The Chaplain), Patience Collier (The Lady Visitor), Jumoke Debayo (Nurse Lake), Robert Gillespie (Tyler), John Hamill (Kenny), Don Hawkins (Les), James Hazeldine (Student Doctor), Bob Hoskins (Foster), David Hutcheson (Mackie), Mervyn Johns (Rees), Bert Palmer (Flegg), Maureen Pryor (The Matron), Richie Stewart (Mortuary Attendant), Clive Swift (Ash), Graham Weston (Michael), Michael Heath (Catering Manager)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 95 min

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