Happy Birthday, Mr. Christian Trailer (1984)

"The lost Prince-produced short film / music video." 01 October 1984 21 mins

We find our three heroines at a reading of the will for Mr. Christian, who ran a school for girls. Christian decided that the girls needed humbling, and so he left them nothing. They must go out and get jobs immediately. Produced by Prince, the short film was created as a promotional tool for the trio, Apollonia 6. The film, which was titled either “Happy Birthday, Mr. Christian” or “Apollonia 6: the Movie,” was shot but never given a final edit – only a leaked version exists, missing sound effects, bumper music for the shot transitions, and is clearly a rough cut. The Apollonia 6 film was directed by Brian Thomson, an Aussie who did the production design for the original productions of The Rocky Horror Picture Show and the original stage show.

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Cast

Apollonia Kotero as Apollonia Kotero

Brenda Bennett as Brenda Bennett

Susan Moonsie as Susan Moonsie

Ricky Nelson as Mr. Christian

Edy Williams as Mr. Christian's Assistant

Crew

Brian Thomson Director

Brian Thomson Co-Writer

Brian Thomson Production Designer

Prince Producer

Keith Williams Co-Writer

International Titles

Apollonia 6: the Movie Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 01 October 1984

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