The Kids Are Alright

June. 15,1979 PG

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Roger Daltrey as Himself

John Entwistle as Himself

Pete Townshend as Himself

Keith Moon as Himself

Ringo Starr as Himself

Steve Martin as Himself

Russell Harty as

Tom Smothers as

Ken Russell as

Melvyn Bragg as

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