Patrick Kilpatrick Hank as Hank. Gary DePew Stagehand as Stagehand. David L. Crowley Cop with bagel as Cop with bagel as David Crowley. Richard Schenkman. More like this. Watch options. Storyline Edit. So, Molly again assumes the identity of Angel and hits the club scene to search for the killer - this time as a groupie rather than a prostitute.
From the boardroom to the bedroom. Add content advisory. Did you know Edit. Connections Follows Angel User reviews 5 Review. Top review.
Poetic to say the least. Since this sequel was made for cable, it's not a bad thing. Instead of doing tricks, she's now masquerading as a groupie. Because one of her friends from the streets is following a musician who is a troubled soul.
During the tour, he and his girlfriend overdosed. He was revived. She died. He continued to do drugs. The quality is questionable. There's a lot of suspense and suspicion. And plenty of sexual energy there. More musical than the other four films. And they used 4 different actresses playing Angel in each film. There's no need for cut downs. So what if this Angel is a blonde? I don't care! Details Edit.
Release date July 27, United States. United States. Want more? Advanced embedding details, examples, and help! Publication date When we first spoke with Alan O'day he shared with us the fact that he was a five time cancer survivor. If Alan hadn't shared this fact with us, you would never had known it.
Alan was an incredible songwriter, fun performer and all around just a great guy. Unfortunately, two weeks ago, cancer finally took its toll on Alan and he passed away, becoming a member of Rock n Roll heaven. I want to thank Janis Liebhart for introducing Alan to me and my show, I am so fortunate to have been able to spend the short amount of time interviewing Alan and speaking with him on the phone.
Even though this show and format isn't big time, to Alan it was as important and his zeal and enthusiasm was awesome! He felt it important to share industry information with as many people as he could and he was so excited about where he was in his career and that excitement rubbed off.
I want to send out prayers and condolences to Alan's family and huge circle of friends, we will all miss him and not forget him. Joining us this week is Alan O'Day. Alan is best known for the hit song "Undercover Angel" which he wrote and recorded, the song was a 1 hit in charting at 4 for the year. He also wrote the hit song "Angie Baby" recorded by Helen Reddy. Alan has had a long and prosperous career in the music industry, don't miss this interview if you are interested in learning more about the business of performing and song writing.
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