Bart Got a Room (2008)

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Written by Brian Hecker

Directed by Brian Hecker

Running Time: 80 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2008

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

With the prom approaching, high school loser Danny desperately needs a date. His newly estranged parents and mocking friends prove no help whatsoever, and Danny's misery is compounded when he finds out that everyone, including class geek Bart, has booked a hotel room for the big night.

When is Bart Got a Room next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Sky Movies Indie November 26th, 4:40pm and on Sky Movies Indie HD November 26th, 4:40pm. See more...

Cast

Image for William H. MacyWilliam H. MacyErnie Stein
Cheryl HinesBeth Stein
Steven KaplanDanny Stein
Alia ShawkatCamille
Chad Jamian WilliamsBart Beeber
Lynna BaculoProm Date
Mike BenitezChauffeur
Ashley BensonAlice
Jean-Paul ChrekyMakeout kissing Student
Estefania CrespoMakeout kissing Student
Carrie DrazekDiane
Marshall B. GageMr. Carr
Elena Maria GarciaMs. Fines
Sam E. GoldbergIce Cream Customer
Brandon HardestyCraig
Kate KarpinskiHotel Clerk
Dinah ManoffMrs. Goodson
Michael MantellDr. Goodson
Katie McClellanGertie
Kate MicucciAbby Marcus
Margot MorelandMrs. Hogan
Tyler O'CampoBrittney Goodson
Jon PolitoBob
Brett WeissYoung Bart
Brittney WintonDebbie Yang

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