Romance,Drama,Crime,Action
United States of America
Doctors Don't Tell is a 1941 American drama film directed by Jacques Tourneur and starring Joel McCrea, Diana Lynn, and Frances Dee. The film tells the story of two doctors, Ralph Snyder (McCrea) and Frank Blake (Don DeFore), who open a joint practice. They become close friends and business partners, but their relationship is strained when they both fall in love with the same woman, Diana Wayne (Lynn), a popular nightclub singer.
As the rivalry between the two doctors heats up, Frank begins to notice that Ralph is engaging in unethical medical practices in order to gain more patients and increase profits. Frank confronts Ralph about these practices, but the two cannot come to an agreement, and they decide to split up their practice.
Unfortunately, the rivalry between the two doctors spills over into their personal lives, and Diana is caught in the middle. She is torn between her feelings for both Ralph and Frank, and she eventually realizes that she must choose one of them.
In the end, the film explores the themes of friendship, love, and ethics in the medical profession. Doctors Don't Tell is notable for its strong performances by the lead actors and its portrayal of the ethical dilemmas faced by doctors in their daily practice.
