28 April 1978 30 mins
Kevin is a daydreamer obsessed with the rock and roll lifestyle of 50s America. Unfortunately for Kevin, he lives in 70s Stockport. Will his ambition to become a DJ like his American idols come to fruition?
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Tommy Boyle as Kevin
Margot Leicester as Marty
Simon Molloy as Eddie
Pamela Austin as Mrs Staveley
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United Kingdom 28 April 1978
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