What is the duration of Emergency Hospital?

The duration of Emergency Hospital is 82 mins.

What is the original language of Emergency Hospital?

The original language of Emergency Hospital is English.

Who directed Emergency Hospital?

Emergency Hospital was directed by Lee Sholem.

Which studio made Emergency Hospital?

Emergency Hospital was produced by Bel-Air Productions.

Emergency Hospital 1956

Q: Does Emergency Hospital have end credit scenes?

Emergency Hospital does not have end credit scenes.

Thriller

Crime

Drama

Action

Runtime

82 mins

Language

English

In a single, frantic night, the emergency department becomes a microcosm of the city’s chaos, where doctors, nurses, and support staff juggle demanding patients, personal conflicts, hidden desires, and fleeting romances. Their professional duties clash with the intense emotions of a city pulsing with danger and longing, revealing how love and duty intertwine under pressure.

Bel-Air Productions

Studio

Lee Sholem

Director

Does Emergency Hospital have end credit scenes?

No!

Emergency Hospital does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

Meet the Full Cast and Actors of Emergency Hospital

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Tito Vuolo

Ramon Corden (uncredited)

Rhodes Reason

Juvenile Officer Ross

John Archer

Dr. Ellis

Walter Reed

Police Sgt. Paul Arnold

Rita Johnson

Head Nurse Norma Mullen

Gary Gray

Earl Fanmorn (uncredited)

Mary Carver

Anna Banks (uncredited)

Maxine Gates

Sylvia Tatlow (uncredited)

Margaret Lindsay

Dr. Janet Carey

Frank Fenton

Edward Northrup (uncredited)

Mark Lowell

Harry Johnson (uncredited)

Jan Englund

Marie Johnson (uncredited)

George Sawaya

Jack Larson, ambulance driver (uncredited)

George Cisar

Mr. Fanmorn (uncredited)

Peg La Centra

Nurse Fran Richards

Vera Frances

Nurse Vera Winston (uncredited)

Robert Keys

A Policeman

Saul Martell

Robert Wilson (uncredited)

Byron Palmer

Ben Caldwell

Joy Lee

Nurse Mitzi (uncredited)

Mayo Loizeaux

Miriam Northrup (uncredited)

William 'Red' Murphy

Will Teeter, ambulance attendant (uncredited)

John Merrick

Harry Alverson (uncredited)

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Cars Featured in Emergency Hospital

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Cadillac

1949

Series 62

Cadillac

1955

Series 62

Chrysler

1955

Windsor De Luxe

Chevrolet

1949

Styleline De Luxe

Dodge

1955

Royal Sierra

Dodge

1955

Town Panel

Ford

1955

Country Sedan

Mercedes-Benz

1956

190 SL W121.042

Plymouth

1952

Cambridge

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