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September 20, 2002
Wild past collides with the present
By SHEILA NORMAN
Associated Press Writer
Associated Press Writer
Having trouble talking about sex with your teenager? What if you were desperately trying to hide a past as a rock 'n' roll groupie who bedded every drugged-out musician on the planet?
Chuckles and wry smiles abound as uptight suburban mom Susan Sarandon gets blindsided by a visit from Goldie Hawn, her old partner-in-crime, in director Bob Dolman's sweetly nostalgic buddy film "The Banger Sisters."
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