One Too Many

Is There One In Your House?

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DVD-R Details

Rated: Not Rated
Run Time: 1 hours, 49 minutes
Video: Black & White
Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide)
Released: October 28, 2008
Originally Released: 1951
Label: Alpha Video

Performers, Cast and Crew:

Starring		Ruth Warrick, Richard Travis & Onslow Stevens
Performer:		Lyle Talbot
Featured:		Ginger Prince & Victor Killan
Directed by		Erle C. Kenton

Entertainment Reviews:

Ozus' World Movie Reviews

Sep 23, 2015

Description by OLDIES.com:

A respectable suburban family is torn apart by a mother's descent into alcoholism. Helen Mason, formerly a top concert pianist, is now a devoted wife and mother to loving daughter Ginger. But her obsession with the bottle begins to take control of her life. When she nearly kills Ginger while driving on a drunken binge, husband Bob realizes that some serious intervention is called for.

This groundbreaking film deals honestly with a taboo subject of the 1950s. In an era when drunkenness was considered a criminal behavior, One Too Many presents a revolutionary concept - that alcoholism is a disease that needs to be treated as such. Fine performances led by Ruth Warrick and Richard Travis are expertly directed by Erle C. Kenton (Island Of Lost Souls), while exploitation king Kroger Babb both produced and wrote the original story.

Product Description:

In this well-produced, big-budget exploitation film, big name stars demonstrate the tragics effects of alcoholism in wonderfully campy stories. A.K.A. "The Important Story of Alcoholism."

Keywords:

Vintage | Substance Abuse | Exploitation | Road To Ruin

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