The Golden Rollers (2021)
A group of friends, aged 69-99, refuse to hang up their skates and give up on fun.
Top billed cast
Jim HenburySelf- Eileen HenburySelf
- Ozzy KilgallonSelf
- Winifred HopwoodSelf
- Barbara RyeSelf
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