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1962 · 117 min · English
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Directed by
Blake Edwards
Starring
Charles Bickford, Jack Lemmon, Lee Remick, Jack Albertson, Alan Hewitt, Debbie Megowan

A driven public relations executive, Joe Clay, finds his life unraveling after introducing his wife, Kirsten, to alcohol. Their shared success is intertwined with increasing dependence on liquor, leading them down a destructive path. As their reliance grows, their marriage and well-being are jeopardized, forcing them to confront the devastating consequences of their choices and fight to reclaim their lives.

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