A Song for Eurotrash (1998)
A satirical look at Eurovision featuring cover versions of classic songs.
Top billed cast
Antoine de CaunesSelf - Presenter- Catherine BoyleSelf - Special Guest Presenter
Sacha DistelSelf - Special Guest
Sinéad O'ConnorSelf - Special Guest- Sarah BlackwoodSelf - Special Guest (Dubstar)
- Chris WilkieSelf - Special Guest (Dubstar)
- Steve HillierSelf - Special Guest (Dubstar)
Terry HallSelf - Special Guest
Edwyn CollinsSelf - Special Guest
Lauren LaverneSelf - Special Guest (Kenickie)
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