Mr. Patman

The only reason this film was made was to take advantage of the Canadian tax money that was being tossed about at that time. To do that, the producers had to use either Canadians or Britons in many of the on-screen and behind-the-camera jobs, and such was the case with this film. Coburn is a weird Irish male nurse who works in a psychiatric ward of a Canadian hospital where he is beloved by one and all, in part because of his charm, in part because of his caring about the inmates. He is being shadowed by a mysterious man, and he worries that it might be the husband of his landlady, Flanagan, with whom he is conducting some hanky-panky. He is also hoping to do the s...