The Psychiatrist: God Bless the Children

The Psychiatrist: God Bless the Children

The Psychiatrist: God Bless the Children

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The Psychiatrist: God Bless the Children

1970

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Drama

TV Movie

Overview

A hip psychiatrist teams up with an ex-addict to combat drug addiction in a small town in this pilot for "The Psychiatrist."

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Production Companies

Universal Television

Cast & Crew

28 members

Acting

Roy Thinnes

Dr. James Whitman

Roy Thinnes

Acting

Pete Duel

Casey T. Pope

Pete Duel

Acting

Luther Adler

Dr. Bernard Altman

Luther Adler

Acting

John Rubinstein

Teddy

John Rubinstein

Acting

Joy Bang

Kendell

Joy Bang

Acting

Norman Alden

Sheriff Glenn

Norman Alden

Acting

Barry Brown

Fritz

Barry Brown

Acting

Katherine Justice

Persephone

Katherine Justice

Acting

Marion Ross

Mrs. Pilgrim

Marion Ross

Acting

Gilbert Green

Dr. Lewis

Gilbert Green

Acting

Shannon Farnon

Ellen

Shannon Farnon

Acting

David Alan Bailey

Weasel

No Image

Acting

Michael C. Gwynne

Pusher

No Image

Acting

John Lasell

Maxwell

John Lasell

Acting

Danny Smaller

Dariny

No Image

Acting

Michael Laird

Michael

No Image

Acting

Lynn Hamilton

Beatrice

Lynn Hamilton

Acting

Jackie Burroughs

Jane

Jackie Burroughs

Acting

Gloria Manon

Cathy

No Image

Acting

Phillip Pine

Don

Phillip Pine

Acting

Virginia Vincent

Mary

Virginia Vincent

Acting

George Sperdakos

Art

No Image

Acting

Jere Burns

Steve

Jere Burns

Acting

Carol Speed

(uncredited)

Carol Speed

Acting

Roebuck 'Pops' Staples

The Staple Singers

Roebuck 'Pops' Staples

Acting

Cleotha Staples

The Staple Singers

No Image

Acting

Mavis Staples

The Staple Singers

Mavis Staples

Acting

Yvonne Staples

The Staple Singers

No Image

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