The depiction of alcoholism in cinema and theater is a longstanding subject, yet its portrayal often lacks depth and accuracy. Many productions tend to romanticize alcohol and its consumers, portraying them as glamorous and it as trendy. They downplay its true nature, failing to capture the severity of its effects.
‘Something to Live For’: A ‘50s Cautionary Tale About Alcohol Abuse
Acclaimed director George Stevens presents a melodrama about the many perils of alcoholism.
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Alan Miller (Ray Milland) struggles with alcoholism, in "Something to Live For." Paramount Pictures
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