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Ringo (TV 1978)

TV Movie  -   -  Comedy  -  26 April 1978 (USA)
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Ringo, stressed out by fame, trades places with a schmuck who looks exactly like him. Then the problems start!

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Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
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Ringo Starr / Ognir Rrats
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Ognir's Father
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Himself
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Marquine
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Marty Flesh
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Himself
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Ringo's Roadside Attraction Recording Engineer
Dee Murray ...
Ringo's Roadside Attraction
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Ringo's Roadside Attraction (as Mac Rebennack - Dr. John)
Lon Van Eaton ...
Ringo's Roadside Attraction
Hymie Rogers
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Ognir Rrats
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In this update of the "Prince and the Pauper", Ringo Starr is the most famous rock drummer in the world, but has become bored with his life as an iconic pop star, while Ognir Rats is a shy, bullied nobody with a lousy job and an abusive father. When Ringo sees Ognir and notices they share a strong resemblance to each other, they decide to switch places. Once, Ringo gets a taste of Ognir's troubled life and Ognir is caught up in Ringo's busy schedule, can things be straighten out before Ringo's big concert, later that night? Written by Hailey-7

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References The Mike Douglas Show (1961) See more »

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"You're Sixteen"
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Written by Robert B. Sherman (uncredited) & Richard M. Sherman (uncredited)
Performed by Ringo Starr & Carrie Fisher
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