The Doctor's Dilemma Page #5

Synopsis: Mrs. Dubedat loves and idolizes her artist husband, Louis, but he is dying of tuberculosis. She goes to a doctor and convinces him to save her husband. The doctor can keep only so many patients, and must choose who is worth saving, but is convinced that Louis' artistic talents make him worthy. But when he and several colleague meet Louis, they discover that he is in fact a smooth-talking money-grabbing scoundrel. They also learn that he has another wife, whom he has abandoned. So, the doctor has a problem: should he let Louis die, leaving Mrs. Dubedat with her idealized image, or save him and his artistic talents, but force her to face his bigamy and other flaws?
 
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1958
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will meet me and my eminent colleagues.

We can show them the case.

What do you say? Are you coming as well?

Of course we come, thank you.

You make me so happy.

I knew you would

admire and admire him.

What is it?

The money for the consultation.

We keep it on a portrait

of his favorite model.

For the whole treatment

and healing.

That is very generous of you.

I know you will heal him.

That's for sure.

I have great news, Louis.

For me? How beautiful.

We can not afford that.

I love you.

To behave.

I have great news for you.

What then?

We are going to eat delicious.

This, you mean?

No, I said delicious.

Delicious. I am very modest.

I am satisfied with a crust of bread.

I am forced to consume

as befits a physician.

I understand it perfectly. That

applies to all professions, I think.

Take the art. People think that we are

unreasonable, sloppy and dissolute.

They get angry when we are not.

That's why we do so.

Do not look so serious, Jinny Gwinny.

Are you spoiling your beautiful name?

You do not get that as a bachelor.

I also have two names. In times

of crisis it is just Ralph.

When the sun shines in the house

I am Beedle Deedle Dumkins.

This is marriage life.

Look at how the stars shine.

Magnificent.

Do you want to put your name on the menu?

Under the drawing of me.

Can I borrow that?

Can I also have a scribble?

What do you think of Louis?

Or can not I ask?

We are charmed by him.

You leave happy.

He is worth it.

He will be saved.

Certainly.

How can I thank you?

Now I can finally be happy.

You do not know how I feel.

Yes, but just as good.

No, do not cry. Mr. Dubedat may

not know we're talking about him.

The car has arrived.

There is a telephone for Dr. Blenkinsop.

What a shame we have to go.

It is such a beautiful evening.

We enjoyed it so much.

A half an hour can not hurt.

No way. Bring your husband

home and put him in bed.

Yes, for elves to bed.

Too bad you leave.

Come with me.

I grab my jacket and see you for sure.

Good evening.

It was pleasant to meet.

Do not worry.

I help him with coughing.

We stimulate the phagocytes.

And otherwise I'll help you.

What should it be

wonderful to be a doctor.

Think about yourself. Your

lungs are just as vulnerable.

A charming woman and a gifted man.

Ridgeon is lucky.

Sorry, but I was called.

They found a milkman with a

recipe from me in my pocket.

Where is Mrs Dubedat?

That's just gone.

Maybe I'll get them.

Nice people. I feared that this man

would be some sort of proleet.

He is almost as charming as she is.

It's a genius, so I

have to save it.

Is there something wrong with him?

What can be wrong about him?

With every man two things can

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Anatole de Grunwald

Anatole "Tolly" de Grunwald (25 December 1910 – 13 January 1967) was a Russian-born British film producer and screenwriter. more…

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