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Doc Martin

  • Serie de TV
  • 2004–2022
  • TV-14
  • 46min
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Martin Clunes in Doc Martin (2004)
The trials and tribulations of Dr. Martin Ellingham, who moves from London to the picturesque village of Portwenn in Cornwall.
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Las pruebas y las dificultades del Dr. Martin Ellingham, un médico socialmente discapacitado que se traslada de Londres al pintoresco pueblo de Port Wenn en Cornualles.Las pruebas y las dificultades del Dr. Martin Ellingham, un médico socialmente discapacitado que se traslada de Londres al pintoresco pueblo de Port Wenn en Cornualles.Las pruebas y las dificultades del Dr. Martin Ellingham, un médico socialmente discapacitado que se traslada de Londres al pintoresco pueblo de Port Wenn en Cornualles.

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    • Dominic Minghella
    • Mark Crowdy
    • Craig Ferguson
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    • Martin Clunes
    • Caroline Catz
    • Ian McNeice
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      • 4 premios ganados y 11 nominaciones en total

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    Martin Clunes
    Martin Clunes
    • Dr. Martin Ellingham
    • 2004–2022
    Caroline Catz
    Caroline Catz
    • Louisa Glasson…
    • 2004–2022
    Ian McNeice
    Ian McNeice
    • Bert Large
    • 2004–2022
    Joe Absolom
    Joe Absolom
    • Al Large
    • 2004–2022
    John Marquez
    John Marquez
    • PC Joe Penhale
    • 2007–2022
    Selina Cadell
    Selina Cadell
    • Mrs. Tishell
    • 2004–2022
    Jessica Ransom
    Jessica Ransom
    • Morwenna Newcross…
    • 2004–2022
    Eileen Atkins
    Eileen Atkins
    • Ruth Ellingham
    • 2011–2022
    Stephanie Cole
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    • Joan Norton
    • 2004–2009
    Katherine Parkinson
    Katherine Parkinson
    • Pauline Lamb
    • 2005–2009
    Robyn Addison
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    • 2015–2022
    Angela Curran
    • Caitlin Morgan…
    • 2009–2022
    Elliott Blake
    • James Henry
    • 2019–2022
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    • Pippa Woodley
    • 2011–2022
    Stewart Wright
    • PC Mark Mylow
    • 2004–2019
    Rory Wilton
    Rory Wilton
    • Chippy Miller…
    • 2011–2022
    Rosie Ede
    Rosie Ede
    • Mel Hendy…
    • 2005–2019
    Lia Williams
    Lia Williams
    • Edith Montgomery
    • 2009
    • Creación
      • Dominic Minghella
      • Mark Crowdy
      • Craig Ferguson
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    7Bored_Dragon

    Relaxingly addictive

    A prominent London surgeon suddenly begins to suffer from haemophobia, and therefore leaves surgery and goes to the small coastal village to be a general practitioner. But neither he feels good about local mentality and customs, nor villages like his uptightness and arrogance. Martin Clunes is brilliant in the role of a socially handicapped doctor who is clumsily trying fit into, for him, a totally abnormal environment. The series is slow paced and very relaxing, moderately colored by drama, comedy, and romance, and although it is far from the masterpiece of television, it is incredibly addictive. Last night I finished the first season and so far I rate it

    7,5/10
    10groggo

    The Brits Know How to Do It

    Doc Martin is so unusual and wonderfully off-kilter that it becomes addictive within 20 minutes of exposure.

    The titular Doc is a guy who was probably a curmudgeon before puberty. He's a surgeon from sophisticated, worldly London who moves to (fictional) Portwenn on the coast of Cornwall because he suddenly becomes ill at the sight of blood. This is not a good omen for a surgeon. He quits to become a general practitioner and he's satisfied, thanks very much, with checkups, prescriptions and referrals.

    The foul-mannered, blunt-spoken Doc smugly considers himself above the crowd, but he soon learns he is really BELOW the crowd, out of step with Portwenn's eccentricities, value systems and peculiar burghers, who make the mere lunatics of London look normal by comparison.

    Martin Clunes is terrific in the lead role. He is a tall, charismatic and not exactly handsome actor who looks like he would be more comfortable playing cops and heavies. He is, instead, a consummate comic actor. His facial and physical comedy, his frequent bouts of exasperation and bewilderment, are things to behold. (Note: some wags have compared him to 'House,' from the popular TV drama of the same name. House is played by Hugh Laurie, another splendid Brit, and that's about where the comparison begins and ends. They are two very different characters in two very different shows.)

    Portwenn's local population, with its twisted logic that somehow makes perfect sense, is represented through the tour-de-force acting of supporting players: Bert (Ian McNeice, who always dazzles playing offbeat, world-weary philosophical characters); Louise (the charming and beautiful Caroline Catz), who either loves Martin or wants to kill him; corn-rowed Elaine (lovely Lucy Punch) as the ditzy assistant with her own set of secretarial ethics; and Doc's Aunt Joan (the great Stephanie Cole, who has been delighting audiences since the 1960s).

    Dominic Minghella, he of the Minghella mob of talented artists (brother Anthony directed 'The English Patient'), is the brains behind this brilliant controlled chaos.

    Don't miss this program. TV shows that are both funny AND intelligent are the rarest of TV fare.

    And a fast footnote: let us all bow our heads and pray that Hollywood doesn't try to remake this.
    10pebbleannem

    Doc Martin delivers!

    I do not understand why some people do not understand why they love this series nor understand why they love Doc Martin. Some dedicated viewers really don't understand why they are so hooked! So I shall tell them why they love Doc Martin. Doc Martin is real. I am a registered nurse and have worked in the Operating Room (theater, if you are picky) and I can tell you this man exists. That is why I switched to the Medical Floor, to get away from the Doc Martins of the hospital. Good grief, they are intimidating. It takes years to find out how weak and vulnerable and sad they are. When a patient codes and doesn't make it, the Doc Martins of the world are left to handle their grief and feelings alone. Isn't that sad? We notice (and love) Doc Martin first of all because he oozes alpha male chemistry and we react to that with a mixture of love and hate, contempt and admiration. We love him second of all because he has transcended most of his feelings (unlike us) and has moved to a higher plane of capability because of it and we benefit from his capability and confidence. We love him thirdly because he needs our love and he has been so mistreated and has such voids within him. There are all kind of subtle clues that Doc Martin is wonderful, but none so telling as the fact that dogs love him and are not impressed by his screams and sneers. You cannot fool a dog! Why does America love this series so much? Because the British do a much finer job than we do at so many many film endeavors. From the impeccable casting to the brilliant writing and believable dialogue to the ability the British have to plumb the depths and soar the heights of human drama and comedy without having holes and gaps that need filled with obscenity or worse. Thanks to the British for their genius. They are even brilliant in the way they use color to match the characters to the environment and create an ambiance that disarms the viewer. I love British films and "Doc Martin" best of all. I suspect another reason America is enthralled with the Doc Martin series is because we Americans are having socialized medicine crammed down our unwilling throats, and watching socialized medicine in action adds a certain little touch of horror spice to the story that Brits probably do not even notice.
    9justimarie

    What a gem

    This gem of a series is lifted out of the sickly-sweet genre of medic/policeman in small quirky country community (often with 'heart' somewhere in the title and 'heartwarming' in the reviews - ugh!) by the spectacular social ineptness of the lead character, Doc Martin, perfectly played by Martin Clunes. Imagine the series if Doc Martin was an ordinary GP, and you'll see what I mean. I was first attracted by the wonderful scenery of Port Isaac in Cornwall (Port Wen in the series)but quickly got interested in how he was going to put his foot in it this week. The story lines are average I would say, some better than others, usually centred on a different medical incident each week, but the real interest is in the relationships between the villagers and the doctor, and how they develop over time. It is always entertaining (and even the not-so-good plot lines are enlivened by the beautiful landscape) and sometimes extremely funny - something to look forward to.
    10topvegan

    A delight every week!

    I thought that the story of an arrogant top-flight London surgeon trying to run a practice in a chummy town in Cornwall would make for a one-note fish-out-of-water series, but instead it has been a delight every week. Doctor Martin Ellingham, for a reason that will be revealed later in the series, decides to transplant himself to a seaside village in Cornwall where he spent a few summers as a child with an aunt, who presently runs an organic farm there. Being a terse, intensely closed, firmly impersonal fellow, he is appalled at the ways of the village people who consider themselves as one big, happy, nosy family. Of course, in a series like this, we expected the clash of cultures between the coldly efficient doctor and the quirky little town to be the main storyline, but it is the diversity of their quirkiness (some of which will surprise you!) and the inventive medical cases that call the doctor's attention, and the personal incidents that test his patience, that will keep you coming back for more each week. While there is a lead cast -- Doctor Ellingham (who intensely dislikes the too familiar "Doc Martin" that people insist on calling him), the head schoolteacher who develops an interest in him, despite herself, the affable teddy bear of a police constable, the exasperating receptionist with a chip on her shoulder, and the jokey, prank-loving plumber played by the wonderful Ian McNeice -- none of the characters that show up fleetingly in the beginning is actually a one-off. Eventually, everyone's back story is brought to the fore. This makes the town more and more three-dimensional and you may find yourself caring quite a lot for the individuals that make up this engaging little village; yes, even for the irascible doctor, whose own back story is rather quite poignant and makes his unbending personality more understandable. The best thing about the series is that it accomplishes all this without the schmaltz that usually ruins programs of this genre. For intelligent, humorous and charming entertainment, spend an hour in the village by the sea of Doc Martin. Who knows? Maybe someday, people will be trying to find Portwenn in the same way that fans of veterinarian-writer James Herriot have been looking for his fictional Darrowby. I would certainly give it a try.

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      Although the fictional Dr. Martin Ellingham hates dogs with a fiery passion and is often seen chasing strays from his surgery, the actor who portrays him, Martin Clunes, is a great lover of dogs and brings them with him to the sets every day, and admitted that he always felt terribly guilty about having to chase and yell at the stray dog that appears through the series.
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      Patient: And you reckon these will work, do you?

      Dr. Martin Ellingham: No--I just prescribe them for fun.

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      Featured in Drama Trails: 'Doc Martin' to 'Foyle's War' (2008)

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 1 de septiembre de 2004 (México)
    • País de origen
      • Reino Unido
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      • Доктор Мартін
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Port Isaac, Cornwall, Inglaterra, Reino Unido(Portwenn)
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      • Buffalo Pictures
      • Homerun Productions
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