The Prom (2020) Soundtrack
02 Dec 2020(35 Songs)
02 Dec 2020(35 Songs)
The opening credits begin to roll. The actors' names are clearly visible. Before the film's premiere, Dee Dee Allen and Barry conduct interviews with members of the media. The tune is played. 
Trent, Angie, Dee Dee, and Barry aim to "change the world." They want to support a young woman in Indiana who wants to attend the prom with her girlfriend. In the bar, the group plays the song.
Jo Ellen Pellman - The Prom (Music from the Netflix Film)
Emma is visible at school. She closes her locker before beginning to sing. Other scenes from her regular schoolday are displayed.
At the meeting where the prom is being discussed, Dee Dee Allen and the rest of the group perform.
At the monster truck show, Trent plays. The other musicians take part.
The prom was planned specifically for Emma, and she performs at it.
Keegan-Michael Key - The Prom (Music from the Netflix Film)
Tom Hawkins, the principal, is seated across from Dee Dee in the dining room. He starts singing. Tom enters the cinema.
Meryl Streep - The Prom (Music from the Netflix Film)
In Tom Hawkins' office, Dee Dee performs a song for him.
Ariana DeBose - The Prom (Music from the Netflix Film)
Alyssa sings of her upbringing by her mother and the rigid standards she is subjected to.
James Corden - The Prom (Music from the Netflix Film)
At the restaurant, Barry is singing. The singer sings about his prom.
The Cast of Netflix's Film The Prom
Barry and Emma go shopping. As more students prepare for the prom, more scenes are seen. Mother of Alyssa assists her in applying cosmetics. It's prom time.
On the bed, Emma is singing and playing her guitar. As they witness her performance, her fellow students and other young people are deeply moved.
The prom is anticipated by the students. At school, they sing. In the gym, Emma and Alyssa sing.
James Corden - The Prom (Music from the Netflix Film)
The song is played on the credits.
At their very own prom, Alyssa and Emma dance. Soon after that, the entire school starts to dance. After that, the credits is shown.
Hootie & The Blowfish - The Best of Hootie & The Blowfish (1993-2003)
(0:08) The Bartender talks about his sitcom days.
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