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"In the bustling and fashionable city of London in 1962, two charming but unscrupulous orthopedists, Dr. Basil Bends and Dr. Percival Gleswick, have found their niche in the medical community. Handsome, talented and witty, Dr. Bends and Dr. Gleswick have developed something of a superpower: the ability to romance their female patients. However, this method of keeping their practice afloat has led to a tangled web of exaggerated injuries, maladies, and treatments.

Lydia is an aspiring artist, working in her small London flat, which is filled with her whimsical and colorful paintings. She accidentally knocks over a can of paint, causing a chain reaction of accidents that ultimately lead her to the hospital. There, she meets Dr. Basil Bends and Dr. Percival Gleswick, both of whom are immediately smitten with her quirky charm and endearing clumsiness.

Dr. Bends, the charismatic ladies’ man, has a penchant for attracting beautiful women with vague ailments. When these lovely ladies arrive at the clinic, Dr. Bends can’t help but fall for them, increasing their symptoms in a bid to keep them around. Meanwhile, Dr. Gleswick, more modest and reserved, ends up falling head-over-heels for a new patient, the beautiful and alluring Lydia. He concocts an elaborate scheme to keep her in their care, exaggerating her ailments and prescribing unnecessary treatments. They collaborate with the hospital’s eccentric staff, including a lovestruck nurse, a mischievous orderly, and a no-nonsense matron, to ensure their plan goes off without a hitch.

Throughout her extended stay at the hospital, Lydia’s clumsiness continues to create comedic chaos, much to the amusement of the staff and her two doctors. Lydia’s best friend, a witty and observant journalist named Harriet, becomes suspicious of the doctors’ intentions and starts to investigate their actions.

As their practice flourishes, Dr. Bends and Dr. Gleswick procure financing from a crusty and shrewd financier, Sir Victor Clinchmore. However, Sir Victor is not interested in helping out the community but rather he has eyes on Lydia and manipulates situations to get closer to her.

To make matters more complicated, a rival clinic run by the bumbling but lovable Dr. Farthing catches wind of Bends and Gleswick’s scheming and decides to use it as a chance to grab their patients.

Set against a backdrop of swinging London nightlife, the doctors engage in a series of humorous and ludicrous escapades involving leg casts, fake ailments, and hilarious treatments. With each passing day, the doctors are drawn deeper into their intrigues, and the love triangle between Dr. Gleswick, Lydia, and Sir Victor Clinchmore intensifies.

Dr. Farthing spies on Bends and Gleswick, observing their romantic escapades and questionable medical practices. Suspecting foul play, he records their indiscretions with the intention of blackmailing the two before they find out he is fiercely in love with one of their patients too.

In an unexpected twist, a recovered patient exposes the orthopedists’ scheme after realizing her injury was not as severe as it appeared. The story hits the papers, causing an uproar, and the clinic is in danger of losing its financing and credibility. Bends and Gleswick must now face the consequences of their unorthodox methods.

Lydia finds herself genuinely falling for both Dr. Bends and Dr. Gleswick. As she struggles to choose between them, she decides to take matters into her own clumsy hands. In a grand romantic gesture, she stages her own accident, forcing the two doctors to work together to save her.

Dr. Gleswick finds the courage to profess his love for Lydia, realizing that he loves her far more than any fake ailment could justify.

In the climax of the film, Bends and Gleswick find redemption by saving a patient from a severe injury using their actual medical knowledge, restoring public faith in their abilities. Meanwhile, Lydia uncovers Sir Victor’s manipulation and, heartbroken, she confronts the doctors about their betrayal to their patients. Sir Victor is exposed for his devious plan to control them and loses Lydia to Dr. Gleswick. Dr. Bends starts dating a nurse from their clinic who has had a crush on him since the beginning, finding his own love amidst the chaos. Dr. Bends and Dr. Gleswick, humbled by their experiences, form an unlikely friendship and vow to become better doctors and better men.

The film ends with a heartfelt wedding between Dr. Gleswick and Lydia, with a beaming Dr. Bends as the best man. The rival clinic, Dr. Farthing’s, now clutches a newfound respect for Bends and Gleswick, as they all continue to work side by side, though still with a hint of rivalry."
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