Bedside Dentist

Bedside Dentist (Danish: Tandlæge på sengekanten), is a 1971 Danish erotic comedy film and part of the Bedside-films series,^[3][4] directed by John Hilbard from a screenplay by John Hilbard and Finn Henriksen, and produced by Finn Henriksen.^[5] The film highlighted, in parody, two versions of Danish masculinity.^[3] The film was released in the UK as Danish Dentist on the Job.

Bedside Dentist
Directed by	John Hilbard
Screenplay by	John Hilbard, Finn Henriksen[1]
Based on	novel by Soya
Produced by	Finn Henriksen
Starring	Ole Søltoft, Birte Tove, Annie Birgit Garde
Release date	September 3, 1971 (1971-09-03)
Running time	103 minutes[1]
Country	Denmark
Box office	SEK 4.8 million (Sweden)[2]

Plot

A rich woman (Annie Birgit Garde) wants to endow her nephew (Ole Søltoft), who is a dental student, with a large fortune and her company.^[1] As she wants to make sure that he is a "real man", "into beer, pussy and horn music",^[1] before passing the estate on to him, she hires a prostitute. Rumors spread about her nephew's wealth, and women show interest.

Cast

• Ole Søltoft as dental student Thomas^[3]
• Birte Tove as Nina^[6]
• Annie Birgit Garde as aunt Benedikte Swane-Hansen^[1]
• Carl Ottosen as professor Andreas Henningsen^[1]
• Soren Stromberg as Michael^[1]

Box office

The film was successful in Sweden with a gross of SEK 4.8 million.^[2]