Rock 'N Roll Mom

Feb 7, 1988

1h 40m

★ 3.3

Overview

Dyan Cannon portrays Annie Hackett, an aspiring singer and suburban mother of two, who rocks and rolls her way through her household chores. When one of her songs is bought by a hip record executive for his label's biggest star, Darcy X, Annie is unexpectedly drafted into doing the demo record. To everyone's surprise, Annie's demo version becomes a hit, and Annie finds herself being groomed into a sexy Madonna-like idol! But the fun and fantasy of Annie's hot new image hit a sour not when she is told that her identity, her past - and her children - must remain a secret!

Genres

Drama

Adventure

Production Companies

Walt Disney Television

Rock 'N Roll Mom Trailers

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Cast

Annie Hackett

Dyan Cannon

Jeff Robins

Michael Brandon

Edda

Telma Hopkins

Jody Levin

Fran Drescher

Ronnie

Joe Pantoliano

Darcy X

Heather Locklear

Boris

David Paymer

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