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The Lost Weekend

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Billy Wilder's searing portrait of an alcoholic features an Oscar-winning performance by Ray Milland as Don Birnam, a writer whose lust for booze consumes his career, his life, and his loves. Read More
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Helen St. James
Nat the Bartender
Nick Birnam
Mrs. Beveridge
Mrs. Foley
Mrs. St. James
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