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| Mental Illness: Minor Films no photo.
| Title | If Things Were Different (1980) (TV Film) | | Alternative/Original Title | | | Disability | Mental | | Country | USA | | Length | 100 | | Genre | Drama | | Rating | 2 | | Director | Robert Lewis
| | Cast | Suzanne Pleshette Tony Roberts Don Murray Arte Johnson Chuck McCann Dan Shor
| | Notes | When her husband has a nervous breakdown the wife struggles to keep things going. You can't make much of a film about someone in a catatonic trance. So instead you show the wife's difficulties. And to cast an actor to play someone in a catatonic trance isn't difficult in TV Film world. And in TV film world you don't get a job looking in Situations Vacant but through a friend. In fact the wife gets the job of associate producer though she has no experience. It must be like that in real TV world. Of course she has an affair with a guy from work. The husband is seen for about ten times and less than a minute each time so there is no revelation about his condition.
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