One Too Many

Synopsis

In the film 'One Too Many' directed by Erle C. Kenton, Ruth Warrick plays the role of a woman struggling with alcohol addiction. Released in 1950, the movie follows the journey of this character as she navigates through the highs and lows of her dependence on alcohol and the impact it has on her family and relationships. 'One Too Many' sheds light on the devastating consequences of alcoholism and the challenges faced by individuals battling this addiction. The gripping narrative, combined with Warrick's powerful performance, brings to life the emotional turmoil that comes with the struggle for sobriety.

Cast

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  Ruth Warrick

  Helen Mason

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  Richard Travis

  Bob Mason

• Ginger Prince

  Ginger Mason

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  Rhys Williams

  Michael Sullivan

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  William Tracy

  Billy Leighton

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  Onslow Stevens

  Dr. Foster

Reviews

One Too Many has garnered mixed reviews from critics over the years. While some praised Ruth Warrick's portrayal of the complex character dealing with alcoholism, others found the storyline lacking depth and nuance. Rotten Tomatoes' critics consensus states, 'Ruth Warrick delivers a compelling performance, but the film falls short in exploring the root causes of addiction.' On the other hand, IMDb users appreciated the film's emotional impact and Warrick's convincing acting, giving it an average rating of 6.0/10. Metacritic's review highlighted the film's thematic approach to addiction but noted pacing issues that hindered the overall viewing experience.