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"Doctors have got to be so very careful about everything they say. The patient has only one carcass, but he remembers every word the doctor says about it."
-Dr. Gillespie, The People vs. Dr. Kildare (1941)

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It all started with her. Cornelia Bartlett. She was a musician. She composed beautiful music right here at this piano. It's a funny-looking old instrument, isn't it? She could certainly make it talk. Here's something of hers. (Playing a few passages on the piano) And then she died. (......) I lost all interest in doctoring. I lost all interest in everything. I might have ended up in the gutter.
(......) Now, he never once told me I was wasting my life. He kept on saying I didn't have any right to waste the lives of others. The people I'd taken an oath to help when I became a doctor. He said, 'Keep your grief in your heart. Suffer with it. Let it temper you.'
-Dr. Gillespie, Dr. Kildare's Wedding Day (1941)
The Bride Comes Home (1935) dir. by Wesley Ruggles
Robert Young-Dorothy Jordan "Alcohol prohibido" (The wet parade) 1932, de Victor Fleming.
ingrid bergman, ronald colman, robert young, and james cagney, 1945

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From Glamour of Hollywood magazine, 1939
Silver Screen magazine, March 1938
"Una Merkel gets Robert Young's attention for a picture at the Cocoanut Grove."
Silver Screen Magazine, October 1939.
Robert Young and Joan Crawford in Today We Live (1933)
Joan Crawford and Robert Young in Today We Live (1933)

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Silver Screen magazine, April 1939
Robert Young and Joan Crawford in Today We Live (1933). Robert was born in Chicago and is best known as Jim Anderson on 202 episodes of Father Knows Best (1954-60) and as Marcus Welby on 170 episodes of Marcus Welby MD (1969-76).
Fred MacMurray, Claudette Colbert, and Robert Young for THE BRIDE COMES HOME (1935), directed by Wesley Ruggles.
Robert Young in a publicity still for Today We Live (1933). Robert is best known on tv as Jim Anderson on 202 episodes of Father Knows Best 1954-60 and as Dr. Marcus Welby on 170 episodes of Marcus Welby MD 1969-76.
1943. Lana Turner and Robert Young. Slightly Dangerous is a American romantic comedy film .

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Robert Young en âSlightly Dangerousâ, 1943
Lana Turner, Slightly Dangerous, 1943