Legends of Doo-Wop

Presents a hilarious, imaginative mock-documentary about Wayne and Rich, who are two aging background vocalists who claim to have been behind some of the biggest rock-and-roll songs recorded in the 1950s and 60s. We see 'film clips' of them in youthful action and also 'stills of the era'. The flashback performances are all in perfect synchronisation and it is extremely inventive - and it's fun!

Cast

Wayne Morgan

as Wayne

Richard J. Mortillaro

as Rich/Del Viking

Darin Morgan

as Young Wayne

Tony Mortillaro

as Young Rich

Tim Gallaher

as Buddy Holly

Glen Morgan

as Elvis' Pelvis/Del Viking

Taesung Yim

as Del Viking

Shawn Maurer

as Booth Tech

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