Stardust (1975)



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Synopsis:
Stardust was the sequel to That'll be the Day, a 1973 film à clef about the rise of a Beatles-like rock group. Real-life rock star David Essex plays singer Jim Maclaine (read: John Lennon), whose sudden rise to fame has enriched him beyond his wildest dreams. His perspective and sense of values skewered by sex, drugs, and booze, Maclaine becomes little more than a singing cipher, outwardly successful but hollow inside. Ironically, Keith Moon of the Who, whose own life paralleled the fictional Maclaine's in many ways, appears in a supporting role. Dave Edmunds, who appears in as Alex, co-wrote the film's pulsating musical score with Lord David Puttnam (the film's producer).

~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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Full Cast & Crew

Theatrical Release
1/1/1975
Director Credit
Michael Apted Director
Cast Credit
Paul Nicholas Johnny
Ines Des Longchamps Danielle
Anthony Naylor Keith Nolan
David Daker Ralph Woods
Peter Duncan Kevin
Charlotte Cornwell Sally Potter
James Hazeldine Brian
Richard Le Parmentier Felix Hoffman
Edd "Kookie" Byrnes TV Interviewer
Rose Marie Klespitz Lucille
Karl Howman Stevie
Bobby Sparrow
Michael Elphick
John Normington Harrap
Keith Moon J.D. Clover
Rick Lee Parmentier Felix Hoffman
Dave Edmunds Alex
David Essex Jim Maclaine
Adam Faith Mike
Larry Hageman Porter Lee Austin
Rosalind Ayres Jeanette
Marty Wilde Colin Day
Production Credits Credit
Gavrik Losey Associate Producer
Sandy Lieberson Producer
Sir David Terence Puttnam Producer
Roy Baird Producer
Film Camera Credit
Anthony B. Richmond Cinematographer
Production Management Credit
Zelda Barron Continuity
Garth Thomas first Assistant Director
Wardrobe Hair Makeup Credit
Ruth Myers Costume Designer



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