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| − | + | '''''Rock My World''''' is a British comedy starring [[Peter O'Toole]] as an elderly lord still in love with his wife, but short on funds. The couple rent their mansion out to a group of rock musicians, while posing as the vacationing butler and cook so their neighbors won't know of their financial straits. | |
| − | '''Rock My World''' is a British comedy starring [[Peter O'Toole]] as | ||
A newly popular 5-man rock band from America called Global Heresy, missing its founder, replaces him with a girl bassist ([[Alicia Silverstone]]). Despite having third billing, Silverstone plays rather a minor role in the film, which is really about how the couple and the band teach each a few things about gracious living. | A newly popular 5-man rock band from America called Global Heresy, missing its founder, replaces him with a girl bassist ([[Alicia Silverstone]]). Despite having third billing, Silverstone plays rather a minor role in the film, which is really about how the couple and the band teach each a few things about gracious living. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:46, August 18, 2016
Rock My World is a British comedy starring Peter O'Toole as an elderly lord still in love with his wife, but short on funds. The couple rent their mansion out to a group of rock musicians, while posing as the vacationing butler and cook so their neighbors won't know of their financial straits.
A newly popular 5-man rock band from America called Global Heresy, missing its founder, replaces him with a girl bassist (Alicia Silverstone). Despite having third billing, Silverstone plays rather a minor role in the film, which is really about how the couple and the band teach each a few things about gracious living.