Good to See You Again, Alice Cooper Trailer

Good to See You Again, Alice Cooper Trailer (1974)

"Has Alice gone too far?" 30 May 1974 Comedy, Factual, Music 100 mins

A film made during the Billion Dollar Babies tour that combines stunning concert footage with an outrageous story and also features the band's acting debut.

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Cast

Alice Cooper

as Self - Vocals

Dennis Dunaway

as Self - Bass, Backing Vocals

Neal Smith

as Self - Drums

Glen Buxton

as Self - Guitar

Fred Smoot

as Director / Lone Person / Leroy

Henry Polic II

as Set Designer

Jacque Lynn Colton

as Makeup Lady

Sonny Klein

as Tractor Driver

Alyce Passman

as Girl at Box Office

James Randi

as Dentist / Executioner

Crew

Joe Gannon

Director

Jim Newton

Jim Newton Art Direction

Shep Gordon

Shep Gordon Executive Producer

Joe Gannon

Joe Gannon Producer

Clarke Lindsley

Clarke Lindsley Associate Producer

Brian King

Brian King Camera Operator

International Releases Dates

United States 30 May 1974

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