Bill Wilson appeared to have it all – a promising career, a loving wife, and good friends to share a few drinks with after work. Sometimes he drank too much, but he assured his wife Lois he could handle it. Then came the Depression and a dizzying downward spiral into a state of almost perpetual drunkenness. Finally, in 1935, while trying to stay sober, Bill met Dr. Bob Smith, a barely-functioning surgeon who was also leading a nightmarish life of alcohol dependence. By sharing experiences, by mutual support without judgment, the two men learned to maintain sobriety. They became, in Dr. Bob’s words, “buddies on the stormy sea of booze,” and their “shaky little fellowship” has developed into what’s often called the most successful self-help movement in history – Alcoholics Anonymous. Learn more about Bill and Lois Wilson in the DVD, WHEN LOVE IS NOT ENOUGH: THE LOIS WILSON STORY.

Stars: James Woods and James Garner

Features: "Making of" featurette, behind-the-scenes interview, biographies, credits and production story; wide-screen version, closed captioned.

Running Time: Approx. 110 minutes