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John Scott Clough | ... |
Matt Sherman
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| Don Franklin | ... |
Michael Stafford
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| Tamara Mark | ... |
June Wolsky
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| Tracy Silver | ... |
Meryl Stanton
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Cindy McGee | ... |
Francine Hackett
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| Gretchen Palmer | ... |
Valerie Thompson
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| Monique Cintron | ... |
Rita Diaz
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Debra Varnado | ... |
Debbie Hughes
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Noel Conlon | ... |
Mr. Stanton
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| Karen Kopins | ... |
Susan Granger
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Irene Worth | ... |
Ida Sabol
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| Sam McMurray | ... |
Clem Friedkin
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| Michael DeLorenzo | ... |
Caesar Lopez
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| Doris Belack | ... |
Mrs. Gilroy
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Mr. Sabol
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Eight young people from Ohio who are dancers, come to New York, to compete in a major talent competition. But when they get there, they learn that they have to wait some time before they take part in it. So they try to do their best to survive in the Big Apple before competition, and get some lessons about the real World. Written by <rcs0411@yahoo.com>
For some reason, the unabashed cheesiness and dated quality makes me enjoy this film. It's so innocent compared to today's standards. Whenever this movie would come on HBO, my eyes would be completely agog. The film is like a warped form of escapism for me. Watching 5 kids from the streets of Sandusky rise to the top in the Big Apple is just a sight for sore eyes. I love the music in the film, it's repetitive, addictive, and Fame-esque. My favorite song is at the end during the credits called "Long As We Believe." You people be sure to look out for that song because it will be a hit again. Concluding, I wouldn't recommend buying this film, but if you are ever up during the wee hours of the morning and happen to be watching cable TV, give this movie a chance!