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The Pussywillows (1985)

Music that looks as good as it sounds!

Genre : Music

Runtime : 1H 19M

Director : Bobby Hollander

Synopsis

A seven-girl rock band tries to make it big by shooting a music video for a slimy producer.

Actors

Susan Hart
Susan Hart
The Band - Trumpet
Misty Regan
Misty Regan
The Band - Lead Guitar (as Misty Reagan)
Robin Cannes
Robin Cannes
The Band - Drums
Andrea Brittian
Andrea Brittian
The Band - Bass Guitar
Cheri Janvier
Cheri Janvier
The Band - Baritone Sax (as Mon Cheri Janvier)
Miss Sweden Kaj
Miss Sweden Kaj
The Band - Synthesizer
Tiffany Blake
Tiffany Blake
The Band - Tambourine (as Tiffiny Blake)
Marc Wallice
Marc Wallice
Sound Technician (as Marc Wallace)
Tom Byron
Tom Byron
Mystery Drummer
Ray Wells
Ray Wells
The Producer (as Ray Hardin)

Crews

Bobby Hollander
Bobby Hollander
Director
Bobby Hollander
Bobby Hollander
Writer

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