Jill Adams

Dirk Bogarde plays Simon Sparrow for the final time in this, his last in the Doctor series. Sir Lancelot is usually shouting and yelling his way round the hospital, so it surprises everyone greatly when he suddenly becomes quiet, polite and considerate. What on earth can be the matter? Has he caught a disease? Doctor Sparrow decides to investigate and finds Lancelot to be suffering from an incurable condition - he is in love! Turning to Sparrow for advice, Lancelot attempts to woo his beloved, meanwhile Sparrow's love life is, as ever, far from quiet! With Samantha Eggar, Dennis Price and Leo McKern.

A bachelor doctor goes to sea to escape the boredom of shore practice, but studies the nurses more than medicine, and Brigitte Bardot is around.

The second film in the engaging "Doctor" series follows carefree bachelor, doctor Simon Sparrow (Dirk Bogarde), as he takes to the high seas to find adventure and avoid any threat of matrimony. Unfortunately for him, the cargo vessel he boards is not femme-free. Confirmed woman-hater Capt. Hogg (James Robertson Justice) is forced to accept two female passengers, including chanteuse Hélène (Brigitte Bardot), and romance aboard reaches a fever pitch.

Hawkins (Alastair Sim), a reclusive clockmaker lives a normal unassuming life by day with a dangerous night job on the side - International Assassin. With one more hit on the agenda, Hawkins will once again be the number one man in his profession. But when a mild mannered vacuum cleaner salesmen by the name of William Blake (George Cole) stumbles onto the plot, Hawkins will have to avoid him and the authorities in order to complete his job. When the authorities are left in the dust, it's up to William Blake to stop the assassination plot against a local politician.