The Disorderly Orderly

The boobies of Service (AKA The Disorderly Orderly, dt about Messy nurses) is an American comedy film from the year 1964. Tashlin Frank has directed, the leading roles were played by Jerry Lewis, Karen Sharpe and Susan Oliver. Producer was Paul Jones for the production company Paramount Pictures. Main location of the film was the Californian city of Beverly Hills.

The film was first broadcast on 16 December 1964, U.S. television. The first broadcast in the Federal Republic of Germany took place on February 12, 1965.

Action

The good-natured Jerome Littlefield would like as his father used to be a successful doctor. But since he sufferings and infirmities of the patients own body feels when they are uttered, he can not even study. Therefore, he is content with a job as a nurse in the Whitestone Sanitarium, a hospital with mental hospital. However, he is not very popular through his clumsiness; especially not with sister Higgins, who would strangle him the most, and Mr. Tuffington, the owner of the hospital. Chief Physician Dr. Jerome Davenport estimates, however, very much as it once was engaged with his father and they almost became his mother.

One day the young Susan is admitted after a suicide attempt in Whitestone. In her suicide note, she wrote that there was no love in her life. Jerome falls due to its own fault will it in and sends her a love letter and flowers. Susan, however, has its allusions back in disgust. Even Jerome's secret admirer, the nurse Julie, feels let down and will go away. However, Jerome can convince them to stay, and tells her that he loves her and also that the thing with Susan was just a friendly gesture.

Wants to throw out as hospital owner Mr. Tuffington Susan, because she can not pay for their stay, Jerome proceeds to action and pushing overtime to continue to pay Susan's treatment and their stay can. After a few months of hard work Jerome makes a mistake and drops a bucket of paint on Mr. Tuffington. Jerome is dismissed. Also Dr. Davenport is dismissed because they stood up for him. Shortly thereafter, Tuffington breaks his leg. When Susan learns what Jerome has done for her, she stops him before he leaves the hospital and kisses him. Julie, who sees everything with is offended and drives away. But Jerome noted that the kiss meant nothing to him, and noted so that he is healed and now but can be a doctor. When he wants to Julie talk about it but it is already on the way to the airport. Jerome steals the ambulance in which the injured Tuffington lies, and goes after her. Dr. Davenport and sister Higgins go after a second ambulance. As Tuffington is thrown out while driving, and it rolls on his stretcher, Jerome runs after him, while his ambulance uncontrolled rolls down a hill. Julie, everything from the bus looked at increases in the other ambulance. In a supermarket parking lot both ambulance crash together on Jerome. He and Julie summed up happy in the arms. Overjoyed now but doctor will be able to and that he and Dr. Davenport have regained their jobs, he makes her to marry him, she accepts immediately. Mr. Tuffington crashes in the final scene with his stretcher into the sea.

Reviews

The lexicon of the International film refers to the production as an " episodic slapstick comedy about Jerry Lewis and his sprain and grimaces comedy, enriched with the usual staff and patient cartoons. " In addition, the degenerated " fist- thick hijinx and the innumerable grotesque situations " often "cheap spasm, while some lively swipes at hypochondriacal tricks and quirks amuse as well as the luxurious color of Tashlins directing style. "

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1964 in film Screenplay Film score Joseph J. Lilley Beverly Hills, California Finland France
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