Top Dentists famous film

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What happens to the dentist fear in the hearts of children and adults? Someone else who might believe that dental drilling Maniacs dark almost stereotypical remember swinging. Well, for some it is certainly true, but it can also be placed on two things. Practical application of the 19th century for a couple of horror stories, and why not? It was not uncommon for dentists to the mountain in its operation. L 'Another reason I'm much better, as they were displayed on the screen. Here's a countdown of the worst four portraits of dentists in the history of cinema.

4. Laughing gas (1914)

Dentists released in the days before talkies as a sadist and love. Slap in the soft style (what else with Chaplin) does not change the vitality dentist. When asked more Chaplin dropped the broom and get the tweezers, support for some operationsHearing, which is probably not seen a lot happier.

3. The dentist (1932)

WC Fields as a dentist cruel and cynical, this movie probably is not far from real life. Campos is certainly the left, of course, but the small moments of subtle fear to make her character a bad dentist senior. During drilling deep into the mouth of a patient, the patient screams in pain. Fields only smile and hum a happy song.

2.Little Shop of Horrors

To return to the slapstick Steve Martin is great as the mad dentist to take great pleasure in torturing their patients to high, while the gas appears. The fact that Seymour is considered poor to feed their work speaks volumes about Serivello dentist.

1. Marathon Man

Number one on the list, and rightly so. There has never been a better idea of a dentist as an evil Nazi war criminal? In the role that wonLaurence Olivier an Oscar role of torture by Dustin Hoffman is enough to convince someone to go to the dentist's chair.

Here is the list and frankly, I'd be surprised if someone dares to bite problems solved there, or replacement teeth for some time.

A special mention goes to Ricky Gervais in Ghost World cynical doctor and the dentist in Finding Nemo, the fish as its theater.