A Movie Star's Daughter
Oct 10 1979
•1h 46m
•TV Movie, Comedy
A shy teen enrolls in a new school and doesn't make friends easily. Then, overnight, everyone wants to be her friend, once it is discovered that her father is a famous movie star.
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Trini Alvarado
Dena McKain
Frank Converse
Hal McKain
Alexa Kenin
Gerri
Marcia Rodd
Barbara McKain
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