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Teacher, Teacher (1969)
Hamilton Cade is an alcoholic teacher striving to put his life back together. He accepts a job tutoring an "exceptional child" only to find that young Freddie is mentally retarded. A black man who works for Freddie's father also becomes interested in teaching the child and becomes a second role model for him.
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Hamilton Cade is an alcoholic teacher striving to put his life back together. He accepts a job tutoring an "exceptional child" only to find that young Freddie is mentally retarded. A black man who works for Freddie's father also becomes interested in teaching the child and becomes a second role model for him.
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Genre:TV Movie, Drama
Written By:Allan Sloane
In Theaters:2/5/1969
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Henry Jaffe Enterprises Inc.
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