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Second Childhood
Charles Dennistoun, a 60-year-old contestant on 'You Bet a Million' - a quiz show for millionaires - wins the jackpot prize, a course in rejuvenation. But his friends and family have mixed feeling, and the repercussions have blackly comic effects on all concerned.
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Charles Dennistoun, a 60-year-old contestant on 'You Bet a Million' - a quiz show for millionaires - wins the jackpot prize, a course in rejuvenation. But his friends and family have mixed feeling, and the repercussions have blackly comic effects on all concerned.
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Genre:Science Fiction, TV Movie
Written By:Hugh Leonard
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Runtime:60 minutes
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Cast
John Gorrie
Director
Nigel Stock
Charles Dennistoun
Roland Curram
Ronnie Cash
Caroline Blakiston
Dr. Odile Keppler
Betty Cooper
Betty Dennistoun
John Horsley
Tom Dennistoun
Sibylla Kay
Maid
Geraldine Newman
Joan Dennistoun
Robin Phillips
Dr. Willi Herstein
Donald Pickering
Kenneth Dennistoun
Hugo Schuster
Dr. Gerhardt Keppler
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