This is a true story from the 1960s and 1970s. Adams was a medical student in Virginia. His slogan was "Cure the patient, not just cure the disease", which caused great controversy at that time. Mike Farell, the producer of this film, also has a close relationship with Adams. When Mike was making a TV series, Adams happened to be the medical consultant of the series. This time, Robin Williams, who is good at expressing wit and kindness and sometimes nagging little people, plays Adams, continuing the style in films such as "Death Poetry Society".
Patch Adams background creation
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Extended Reading
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Mitch Roman: This isn't a game to me! This isn't play time! This is serious business!
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Hunter Patch Adams: [singing while he massages Bill's feet] Blue skies, shining on me. Nothing but blue skies. Do I see, blue birds singing a song...
Bill Davis: Are you a dotor?
Hunter Patch Adams: No, I'm a medical student. But if there's anything I can do to help you...
Bill Davis: You want to help me?
Hunter Patch Adams: Oh yeah, what can I do?
Bill Davis: [grabs Hunter by the shirt] Listen, you little do-gooder prick. If you want to make yourself feel good, don't make me pay for it. Now get out of here, becuase you don't help SHIT!
[plushes hunter to the wall]