Doc Hollywood Cast

The Doc Hollywood cast features all actors and actresses of the movies, as well as the director and production team. If you click on an actor or director’s name, you’ll be able to see more information about their other movies and series. You can also read about the movie’s writing team and other team members.

Keri Russell

Keri Russell has many film credits, including Mission: Impossible III, Waitress, Extraordinary Measures, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, and Free State of Jones. Most recently, she starred in the TV series The Americans, where she played a KGB agent named Elizabeth Jennings. She has also appeared in shows including Boy Meets World, 7th Heaven, Married…With Children, Scrubs, and Arrested Development.

Keri Russell’s next role is the title character in Netflix’s The Diplomat. The series is a political thriller that stars the actress as a career diplomat. The series will be set during a global crisis, and Russell’s character will be a career diplomat who lands in a high-profile position. But her new position will have implications for her marriage, as well as her career.

Bridget Fonda

Doc Hollywood is a 1991 American romantic comedy film directed by Michael Caton-Jones and written by Daniel Pyne. The screenplay was based on Neil B. Shulman’s novel of the same name. It features Bridget Fonda as a famous film producer.

Fonda is no stranger to Hollywood comebacks. In fact, her father, Thomas Fonda, first broke through in the 1960s but then spent years in B-movie fare. He returned to the spotlight with 1997’s Ulee’s Gold.

Julie Warner

Julie Warner has a long and varied career, having appeared in a wide variety of TV series and movies. In 1991, she played Vialula/Lou in the HBO movie “Doc Hollywood.” She starred alongside Michael Andrew Fox (also known as Michael J. Fox), and her performance in the film earned her a Golden Globe nomination.

She is also an accomplished actress, having made several guest appearances on television shows. Her roles in ‘House’ and ‘Dexter’ include a recurring role as Hannah Mckay’s deceased husband’s sister. Her other films include Breaking Through and The Beautiful Ones. In addition to her role in “Doc Hollywood,” she has acted in the film “Radio Free Albemuth” and the TV series “Grey’s Anatomy.” In addition, she starred in the films “The Beautiful Ones,” “A Screwball Homicide” and “Unbelievable!”

Ben Stone

Doc Hollywood is a 1991 romantic comedy film directed by Michael Caton-Jones. It is based on the book by Neil B. Shulman and stars Ben Stone. This film is about a young man who moves to the Hollywood Hills to pursue his dream of becoming a screenwriter.

Ben Stone, a promising young surgeon from the East Coast, dreams of a big job in Beverly Hills. One day while driving to the city, he accidentally hits a cow while traveling on a country road. Afterwards, he smashes the car into a fence, which results in him missing his job interview in Los Angeles. During his stay in the hospital, he meets the eccentric residents of his small town, including an old man who presents him with a pig to cure his gangrene.