1973 Go Ask Alice (When she's 10 feet tall) Shocking 70s Made for TV Movie

1973 Made for TV Movie, Go Ask Alice. In 1971, Go Ask Alice, a young girl’s real life diary was published. This anonymous girl (the title is not, as is frequently thought, the diarist’s name but is instead a line from a 1967 Jefferson Airplane song, “White Rabbit”, a thinly veiled drug song about Alice In Wonderland) detailed in the diary her addiction to drugs starting at the age of 15. This addiction soon spiraled out of control and led to her running away from home, becoming a prostitute, and eventually dying of a drug overdose at 17. The book was a sensation, read by a generation of kids and their parents alike and often read in schools for its anti-drug message.
Go Ask Alice TV Movie 1973
Andy Griffith and Jamie Smith-Jackson in Go Ask Alice (1973)
A 15-year-old girl in late-1960s America is sucked into an odyssey of sex and drugs and eventually seeks help.
Director: John Korty
Writers: Ellen M. Violett, Beatrice Sparks
Stars: William Shatner, Ruth Roman, Wendell Burton, Andy Griffith, Julie Adams,
Jamie Smith Jackson, Robert Carradine, Mackenzie Phillips