The New Interns

Synopsis

The New Interns is a 1964 American drama film directed by John Rich. The movie follows a group of young interns as they navigate the challenges and joys of working at a busy hospital. As they learn from experienced doctors and face various medical cases, the interns must also deal with personal and professional struggles. The film explores themes of passion, determination, and the complex world of healthcare. With a mix of heartwarming moments and tense situations, The New Interns provides a glimpse into the intense and rewarding journey of becoming a doctor in a fast-paced hospital environment.

Cast

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  Michael Callan

  Dr. Alec Considine

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  Dean Jones

  Dr. Lew Worship

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  Telly Savalas

  Dr. Dominic Riccio

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  Stefanie Powers

  Gloria Mead Worship

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  Barbara Eden

  Nurse Laura Rogers

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  Kaye Stevens

  Nurse Didi Loomis

Reviews

The New Interns, a sequel to the popular 'The Interns', has received mixed reviews from critics. While some praise the movie for its realistic depiction of the medical field and engaging storyline, others criticize it for its lack of depth and character development. According to IMDb, the movie has an average rating of 6.2/10. The Hollywood Reporter commented, 'The New Interns is a compelling drama that sheds light on the challenges faced by young doctors.' On the other hand, Variety mentioned, 'The film falls short in delivering a truly captivating narrative.' Despite the mixed opinions, the movie offers an entertaining look at the lives of interns in a bustling hospital setting.