Where Does It Hurt?

In this film, Peter Sellers portrays Dr. Albert T. Hopfnagel, a scheming hospital administrator known for his unethical practices, including bill padding and unnecessary surgeries. His character faces mistrust from patients and disdain from staff, leading to comedic conflicts. The film's plot revolves around his assistant, Alice, who aims to expose his wrongdoings but finds it challenging to keep him in check.

"Where Does It Hurt?" offers a humorous take on healthcare and administration, making it a notable entry in the comedy genre of the early 1970s. With its sharp wit and absurd situations, it captures the essence of the period's comedic style, appealing to collectors who appreciate vintage films that critique societal norms through laughter.