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Death Drug (1978)
"The first hit didn't cost him anything."
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70
Starring
Philip Michael Thomas
Vernee Watson
Rosalind Cash
Director
Oscar Williams
Writer
Roland S. Jefferson
NR
1 hr 13 min
Jan 1st, 1978
Drama
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Plot
A young man in Los Angeles dreams of striking it big as a singer in the music business. One day he gets signed to a big record contract, but along with the fame and money he develops an addiction to the drug PCP.
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Theatrical Release:
January 1st, 1978
Original Language:
English
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drugs
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Cast & Crew
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Philip Michael Thomas
as Jesse
V
Vernee Watson
as Carolyn (as Verne Watson)
R
Rosalind Cash
as Doctor
F
Frankie Crocker
as Drug dealer
J
John Poole
as Record executive
C
Casey Biggs
as Melvin
O
Oscar Williams
Director
N
Nicholas Josef von Sternberg
Cinematography
R
Roland S. Jefferson
Writer
D
Demetrius Johnson
Producer
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