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Alcohol Drugs Or Alternatives (1973)
. 00 h 25 m
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This color 1973 educational film is about drug abuse. Tom Smothers and Christopher George are featured.This film shows how young people may attempt to deal with insecurities and inadequacies by taking drugs/alcohol. The film stresses that young people can help one another and find other ways than substance abuse.

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23 January 1973

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"Alcohol Drugs Or Alternatives - " is english Language Movie.

"Alcohol Drugs Or Alternatives" was released on 23 January 1973 .

It has cast of: Tom Smothers as , Christopher George as , Trudy Desmond as in lead roles.

Series Cast

Tom Smothers

Popularity:6.045

Christopher George

Popularity:14.484

Trudy Desmond

Popularity:0.001

It Crew included: in lead roles.

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Status: Released
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23 January 1973

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1973 ANTI DRUG / ANTI DRINKING FILM w/ TOMMY SMOTHERS "ALCOHOL, DRUGS OR ALTERNATIVES" XD10684

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