It Could Happen to You

It Could Happen to You

It Could Happen to You

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It Could Happen to You

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1976

1h 18m

1.0(2 votes)

Documentary

Overview

An educational film about the perils associated with sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). The drama is interspersed with scenes of a medical adviser directly addressing the camera giving advice and information about STDs.

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Cast & Crew

23 members

Acting

Eric Deacon

Mick

Eric Deacon

Acting

Victoria Williams

Jenny Peterson

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Martin Skinner

Colin

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Robert Cotton

Don

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Nicholas Young

Raymond

Nicholas Young

Acting

Peter Vaughan-Clarke

Robbie

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Rula Lenska

Rita

Rula Lenska

Acting

Richard Mathews

Mr Ramlin

Richard Mathews

Acting

Rosalind Knight

Mrs Ramlin

Rosalind Knight

Acting

Sue Holderness

Christine

Sue Holderness

Acting

Bernadette Milnes

Mrs Peterson

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Catherine Crewe

Miss Harris

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Freddie Earlle

Gon

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Bernard Hill

Syph

Bernard Hill

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Jonathan Adams

Henry VIII

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Veronica Doran

Queen

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Christopher Biggins

Apothecary

Christopher Biggins

Acting

Dave Carter

1st Workman

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Graham Ashley

2nd Workman

Graham Ashley

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Monica Buford

Dancer

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Virginia Rudenno

Girl at Party

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Ken Binge

Peter

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Dr. R.D. Catterall

Himself

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