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David DeCoteau on ROLLER BOOGIE
Roller Boogie (Trailer For TV, 1979)
Roller Boogie (trailer)
Cast
Linda Blair
Terry Barkley
Jim Bray
Bobby James
Beverly Garland
Lillian Barkley
Roger Perry
Roger Barkley
James Van Patten
Hoppy
Kimberly Beck
Lana
Sean McClory
Jammer Delany
Mark Goddard
Thatcher
Albert Insinnia
Gordo
Stoney Jackson
Phones
Christopher S. Nelson
Franklin
Patrick Wright
Sgt. Danner
Nina Axelrod
Bobby's Friend
Laurene Landon
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