Insight - BOURBON IN SUBURBIA

Genre: home movie

Year Published: 1970

Description:

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This episode of "Insight", entitled "Bourbon in Suburbia", dates to 1970. It was directed by John Meredyth Lucas, written by John Meredyth Lucas, and starring Anne Francis as Claire, Marie Windsor as Dorothy, and Fred Beir as Adam. In this short drama, housewife Dorothy is convinced that her drinking is under control and completely casual. After realizing that she's had some embarrassing incidents, including lapses that have hurt her relationship with her children and their respect for her, Dorothy is forced to admit that she is an alcoholic and -- seek help.

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Complete Record: This episode of "Insight", entitled "Bourbon in Suburbia", dates to 1970. It was directed by John Meredyth Lucas, written by John Meredyth Lucas, and starring Anne Francis as Claire, Marie Windsor as Dorothy, and Fred Beir as Adam. In this short drama, housewife Dorothy is convinced that her drinking is under control and completely casual. After realizing that she's had some embarrassing incidents, including lapses that have hurt her relationship with her children and their respect for her, Dorothy is forced to admit that she is an alcoholic and -- seek help.