American Pop (1981)
The history of American popular music runs parallel with the history of a Russian Jewish immigrant family, with each male descendant possessing different musical abilities.
Top billed cast
Ron ThompsonTony Belinksy / Pete Belinksy (voice)
Lisa Jane PerskyBella (voice)
Jeffrey LippaZalmie Belinksy (voice)
Frank De KovaCrisco (voice)
Roz KellyEva Tanguay (voice)
Mews SmallFrankie (as Marya Small)
Elsa RavenHannele (voice)
Vincent SchiavelliTheatre Owner (voice)
Richard MollBeat Poet (voice)
Lynda WiesmeierThe Blonde (voice)
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