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Title: Intoxicating (2003)
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| Kirk Harris | ... | Dr. Dorian Shanley | |
| John Savage | ... | William Shanley | |
| Eric Roberts | ... | Teddy | |
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Camilla Overbye Roos | ... | Anna Michelzewski |
| Joanne Baron | ... | Dr. Eilene Preminger | |
| D.W. Brown | ... | Dr. Micheal Tuuri | |
| Ron Gilbert | ... | Officer John Connor | |
| Allan Rich | ... | Micheal Reilly | |
| Laurie Baranyay | ... | Megan Foster | |
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Michael Dalmon | ... | Jerry |
| Christina Carson | ... | Nurse Amy | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Marie Black | ... | Katie |
| Art Chudabala | ... | William Stanley's Doctor | |
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Trevor Hale | ... | Man in Bathroom |
| Susanna Harter | ... | Susan Walker | |
Dorian Shanley, is a heart surgeon who abuses alcohol and drugs. Dorian trades stolen pharmaceuticals for cocaine , provided by his best friend and enabler, Teddy. While Dorian's life and career take a nosedive, Shanley numbs the pain of losing his father, William Shanley, to a form of Alzheimer's common in prizefighters. To further complicate circumstances, Dorian falls in love with his girlfriend's best friend from college, Anna. The film follows Shanley through a maze of pharmacies, clubs and binges and surgeries, into the heart of drug abuse. Written by Anonymous
Don't bother watching the movie. The trailer is the best part. The rest is just filler party and bar scenes and little dialog. Don't even bother to turn on subtitles because most of the dialog is just "heh baby" or "heh sweetheart".
The only suspense in this movie was wondering if Dr Shanley has a cleaning service. There was vomit on the bed linens when he went to the ER. When he returned home the rumpled bed linens were the same but the vomit was gone.
The film could have been condensed to 30minutes are less. I suppose this isn't the worst film I've seen--since I did stay with it till the end, but it ranks pretty low.