A Song for Eurotrash

May 12, 1998

0h 51m

★ 0.0

Overview

A satirical look at Eurovision featuring cover versions of classic songs.

Genres

Comedy

Music

Production Companies

Rapido Television

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Cast

Self - Presenter

Antoine de Caunes

Self - Special Guest Presenter

Catherine Boyle

Self - Special Guest

Sacha Distel

Self - Special Guest

Sinéad O'Connor

Self - Special Guest (Dubstar)

Sarah Blackwood

Self - Special Guest (Dubstar)

Chris Wilkie

Self - Special Guest (Dubstar)

Steve Hillier

Self - Special Guest

Terry Hall

Self - Special Guest

Edwyn Collins

Self - Special Guest (Kenickie)

Lauren Laverne

Self - Special Guest (Kenickie)

Peter Gofton

Self - Special Guest (Kenickie)

Anne Marie Nixon

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