
Bobby Wants to Meet Me
TV Movie
Overview
A young music journalist dreams of meeting his idol, Bob Dylan.
Top Cast


Philip Sayer
Philip Sayer
Neville Morris
Philip Sayer
Neville Morris
Mary Maddox
Mary Maddox
Suze
Mary Maddox
Suze


Michael Angelis
Michael Angelis
Frankie
Michael Angelis
Frankie


Andrew Schofield
Andrew Schofield
Baz (as Drew Schofield)
Andrew Schofield
Baz (as Drew Schofield)


Pete Lee-Wilson
Pete Lee-Wilson
Mike
Pete Lee-Wilson
Mike
Steve Barratt
Steve Barratt
'Vera'
Steve Barratt
'Vera'
Jim Wiggins
Jim Wiggins
Pub Customer
Jim Wiggins
Pub Customer
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