Summary
A successful Texas gynecologist finds himself amid a bevy of women and their problems – his wife’s breakdown, his daughter's fake marriage, his other daughter’s conspiracy theories, and his secretary’s crush. Craving time for himself, he finds solace in a kind outsider.
Cast
Richard Gere
Dr. T
Helen Hunt
Bree
Farrah Fawcett
Kate
Laura Dern
Peggy
Shelley Long
Carolyn
Tara Reid
Connie
Kate Hudson
Dee Dee
Liv Tyler
Marilyn
Robert Hays
Harlan
Matt Malloy
Bill
Andy Richter
Eli
Lee Grant
Dr. Harper
Janine Turner
Dorothy Chambliss
Holly Pelham
Joanne
Jeanne Evans
First Exam Patient
Ramsey Williams
Menopausal Patient
Dorothy Deavers
Patient With Cane
Ellen Locy
Tiffany
Cameron Cobb
Golf Pro Shop Boy
Zane Michael Scott
Golf Pro Shop Boy
Irene Cortez
Maria the Housekeeper
Clara Peretz
Lacey
Mackenzie Fitzgerald
Amber
Juliette Turner-Jones
Kristin
Suzi McLaughlin
Hospital Receptionist
Oliver Tull
Psychiatric Ward Nurse
Kelli Finglass
Cheerleader Director
Judy Trammell
Cheerleader Choreographer
Wren Arthur
Dr. T's Staff
Scarlett McAlister
Dr. T's Staff
Angee Hughes
Dr. T's Staff
Tina Parker
Dr. T's Staff
Marsha McClelland
Dr. T's Staff
Angie Bolling
Dr. T's Patient
Pam Dougherty
Dr. T's Patient
Nancy Drotning
Dr. T's Patient
Candace Evans
Dr. T's Patient
Shawne Fielding
Dr. T's Patient
Greta Ferell
Dr. T's Patient
Andrea McCall
Dr. T's Patient
Susana Gibb
Dr. T's Patient
Meagan Mangum
Dr. T's Patient
Yvonna Lynn
Dr. T's Patient
Lyn Montgomery
Dr. T's Patient
Shawna McGovern
Dr. T's Patient
Laurel Whitsett
Dr. T's Patient
Andrea Cohen
Dr. T's Patient
Morgana Shaw
Dr. T's Patient
Rona Davis
Dr. T's Patient
Louanne Stephens
Dr. T's Patient
Jane Simoneau
Dr. T's Patient
Sarah Wallace
Dr. T's Patient
Libby Villari
Dr. T's Patient
Gail Cronauer
Dr. T's Patient
Kim Terry
Dr. T's Patient
Gina Hope
Psychiatric Patient
Katherine Bongfeldt
Psychiatric Patient
Hollie Stenson
Psychiatric Patient
Erin McGrew
Psychiatric Patient
Linda Comess
Psychiatric Patient
R. Bruce Elliott
City Council Member
Cynthia Dorn
City Council Member
Crew
Director
Robert Altman
Writer
Anne Rapp
Reviews
tmdb87069603
June 5, 2012
1
After writing three high-praise reviews, I tried to think of the worst movie that I'd ever sat through and this movie came to mind, front and center. I've sat through plenty of "chick flicks" but even by chick flick standards this one is just horrible. (to give this a more modern reference, I rate this one below "The Vow" on the painful to watch scale. If The Vow is a broken femur, Dr. T and the Women is everlasting torment in the 9th circle of Hell.)
I try to look for the good in any movie, and I have plenty of low budget favorites as well as many Hollywood, blockbuster favorites. I've actually seen Dr. T. and the Women, movie on people's "Favorites" lists and I scratch my head and the only conclusion I can come up with is that the people that made this movie and actually like this movie are infatuated with Richard Gere and he could just stand in front of a camera doing anything at random for 90 minutes and these persons would have a deep admiration of the film... As a movie there is just nothing here. It is an absolute piece of c. I honestly believe that this movie could cause brain damage. Honestly I generally like Richard Gere movies, be they chick flick or not, but this is just an abomination. And if you absolutely have to see Helen Hunt in a "B" movie checkout Trancers. At least there is no pretense.
Media
Status:
Released
Original Language:
English
Budget:
$23,000,000.00
Revenue:
$22,844,291.00
