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| − | From the TV movie ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096001/combined Rock 'n' Roll Mom]'' (1988). | + | From the Disney TV movie ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096001/combined Rock 'n' Roll Mom]'' (1988). |
Suburban mom Annie Hackett (Dyan Cannon) sings on the side, and comes to the attention of record execs. She records a demo version of one of her songs, after [[Darcy X]] (Heather Locklear), the temperamental star who was supposed to do it, leaves in a huff. Annie's version becomes a hit! But, naturally, Annie can't go onstage looking like that, and being a mom and all. A sexed-up artificial image is created for. Hang your head in shame, America! That you should make an honest woman stoop so low! Shame, I say! Anyhoo, this made for TV movie also stars a pre-''The Nanny'' Fran Drescher. | Suburban mom Annie Hackett (Dyan Cannon) sings on the side, and comes to the attention of record execs. She records a demo version of one of her songs, after [[Darcy X]] (Heather Locklear), the temperamental star who was supposed to do it, leaves in a huff. Annie's version becomes a hit! But, naturally, Annie can't go onstage looking like that, and being a mom and all. A sexed-up artificial image is created for. Hang your head in shame, America! That you should make an honest woman stoop so low! Shame, I say! Anyhoo, this made for TV movie also stars a pre-''The Nanny'' Fran Drescher. | ||
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From the Disney TV movie Rock 'n' Roll Mom (1988).
Suburban mom Annie Hackett (Dyan Cannon) sings on the side, and comes to the attention of record execs. She records a demo version of one of her songs, after Darcy X (Heather Locklear), the temperamental star who was supposed to do it, leaves in a huff. Annie's version becomes a hit! But, naturally, Annie can't go onstage looking like that, and being a mom and all. A sexed-up artificial image is created for. Hang your head in shame, America! That you should make an honest woman stoop so low! Shame, I say! Anyhoo, this made for TV movie also stars a pre-The Nanny Fran Drescher.
