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Mr. Patman (1980) Online

Mr. Patman (1980) Online
Original Title :
Mr. Patman
Genre :
Movie / Drama
Year :
1980
Directror :
John Guillermin
Cast :
James Coburn,Kate Nelligan,Fionnula Flanagan
Writer :
Thomas Hedley Jr.
Budget :
CAD 6,900,000
Type :
Movie
Time :
1h 37min
Rating :
5.8/10
Mr. Patman (1980) Online

Mr. Patman works as a nurse in the psychiatric ward of a Vancouver area hospital. He treats his patients with care and compassion, they who in turn like him. To each, they are like family. He has disdain, however, for the doctors due to their lack of compassion toward the patients. Otherwise, he is a relatively solitary and lonely man. He rents a room in a house, where he lives with his best friend, his cat named Patty. He is carrying on an affair with Abadaba, the wife of the couple who own the house. The affair is one more of convenience for him, although Abadaba, also a lonely woman, is more emotionally dependent upon him than she is willing to admit. Patman, however, has more of an emotional and sexual attraction to Miss Peabody, his colleague at work. Peabody has career plans beyond her current job, and asks Patman to come with her. But Patman, affected by his work, is as intrigued by an offer by Mr. Wolfe, one of the ward's patients.
Cast overview, first billed only:
James Coburn James Coburn - Patman
Kate Nelligan Kate Nelligan - Peabody
Fionnula Flanagan Fionnula Flanagan - Abadaba
Leslie Carlson Leslie Carlson - Mr. Abernathy (as Les Carlson)
Candy Kane Candy Kane - Mrs. Beckman
Michael Kirby Michael Kirby - Dr. Turley
Alan McRae Alan McRae - Dr. Bloom
Jan Rubes Jan Rubes - Vrakettas
Hugh Webster Hugh Webster - Mr. Wolfe
Lynne Griffin Lynne Griffin - Monica (as Lyn Griffin)
Charles Jolliffe Charles Jolliffe - Priest (as Charles Joliffe)
Kenneth Wickes Kenneth Wickes - Mr. Arnoldi (as Ken Wickes)
Tabitha Herrington Tabitha Herrington - Montgomery
Lois Maxwell Lois Maxwell - Director
Laura Press Laura Press - Nurse Graves

This was first announced by " Planet of the Apes " producer Arthur P Jacobs in 1971 with Don Taylor directing.