When Cary Grant Introduced Timothy Leary to LSD

The film revolves around Cary Grant, who is portrayed waiting in his dressing room at Culver Studios for a call from director Alfred Hitchcock. His quiet moment is interrupted by Dr. Timothy Leary, eager to experiment with LSD after learning about Grant's previous experiences with the drug. Grant's insistence on medical supervision sets the stage for a dialogue that traverses memories and the implications of drug use.

With a cast that includes Ben Chaplin, Aidan Gillen, and Henry Goodman, the film offers a comedic take on a pivotal moment in the cultural landscape of the 1960s and 70s. While the film is rooted in comedy, it also touches on serious themes regarding consciousness and the evolution of societal norms surrounding drug use. Collectors may appreciate the film's unique premise and its blend of humor with historical context.