The Strange Case of Doctor Rx (1942) |
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| Director(s) | William Nigh |
| Producer(s) | Jack Bernhard |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Horror, Mystery |
Featured Cast of The Strange Case of Doctor Rx See More »
Patric Knowles
(as Private Detective Jerr...)
Lionel Atwill
(as Dr. Fish)
Samuel S. Hinds
(as Dudley Crispin)
Paul Cavanagh
(as John Crispin)
Mantan Moreland
(as Horatio B.Fitz Washing...)
Eddy Chandler
(as Cop Outside Church's A...)
Mary Gordon
(as Mrs. Scott)
Harry Harvey
(as Night Club Manager)
The Strange Case of Doctor Rx Overview:
The Strange Case of Doctor Rx (1942) was a Comedy - Horror Film directed by William Nigh and produced by Jack Bernhard.
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The Strange Case of Doctor Rx (1942)
US / 66 minutes / bw / Universal Dir: William Nigh Assoc Pr: Jack Bernhard Scr: Clarence Upson Young Story: Alex Gottlieb Cine: Woody Bredell Cast: Patric Knowles, Lionel Atwill, Anne Gwynne, Samuel S. Hinds, Mona Barrie, Shemp Howard, Paul Cavanagh, Edmund MacDonald, Mantan Moreland, John Gallaudet... Read full article
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The Strange Case of Doctor Rx Quotes:
Ernie Paul:
[after seeing Zanini collapse] Somebody get a doctor! Is there a doctor in the house>
Dr. Fish: [Coming out of the crowd] I'm a doctor.
Ernie Paul: You're a doctor? See what you can do for him.
Dr. Fish: [after examining him briefly] There's nothing I can do for him. The man's dead!
See More Quotes from The Strange Case of Doctor RxDr. Fish: [Coming out of the crowd] I'm a doctor.
Ernie Paul: You're a doctor? See what you can do for him.
Dr. Fish: [after examining him briefly] There's nothing I can do for him. The man's dead!
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Filming began October 6, 1941, and release took place on April 17, 1942. Patric Knowles finished this film before starting "The Wolf Man" on October 27, both films copyrighted 1941.
Actress Anne Gwynne claimed because the script wasn't completed by the time production began, much of the dialogue is ad-libbed.
Part of the original SHOCK THEATER package of 52 Universal titles released to television in 1957, followed one year later with SON OF SHOCK, which added 21 more features.