Filmmakers Tim Dunn and Michael O'Quinn profile Frances Milstead, the mother of late actor/drag queen and pop icon Divine,...
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2007
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John Waters offers his personal tribute to the multi-talented Divine, a comic actor best known for his female impersonation,...
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1990
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In this suspense thriller with a few humorous touches, an employee of a phone-sex service (Lynn Danielson) is being stalked...
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1989
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Forever interested in the kitsch built into past eras, director John Waters chooses the TV dance show craze of the early '60s...
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Edna Turnblad
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1988
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The time is The Future; the place is Rain City, formerly Seattle. The city is a police state, while the citizens have adopted...
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1985
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A controversial spoof on the Spaghetti western (some love it, some hate it), Lust in the Dust features the 300-pound Divine...
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Rosie Velez
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1984
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Pink Flamingoes star Divine performs some of his trashiest hits before a live audience in this release showcasing two...
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1983
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1983
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Francine Fishpaw
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1981
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Targeted for audiences who find men in drag particularly amusing, this film documents the shenanigans at an annual...
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1980
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Don't confuse this film with such child-oriented videocassettes as I Wanna Be a Fireman. The fact that this quasi-documentary...
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1979
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Tally Brown was a star of New York underground films and a denizen of its underworld in the late 1960s -- about as far away...
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1979
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In this film, outspokenly homosexual filmmaker Rosa von Praunheim has documented his encounters with friends in the New York...
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1976
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A riotously funny bad-taste epic from director John Waters, Baltimore's "Prince of Puke," this sick classic tells the...
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Dawn Davenport,Earl Peterson
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1975
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Renegade filmmaker and noted aficionado of expressive bad taste John Waters exploded into international infamy with this...
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Babs Johnson
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1972
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Another effort from notoriously tasteless duo John Waters and Divine, Multiple Maniacs finds heavyweight transvestite Divine...
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Lady Divine
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1970
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The first feature film directed by self-proclaimed "Prince of Puke" John Waters, this black-and-white, mostly silent comedy...
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Portly bombshell
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1969
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The movie with which future shock mega-star John Waters graduated to 16mm film, this third short from the "Prince of Puke"...
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1967
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The sophomore effort by John Waters and first collaboration between the director and legendary drag queen Divine, Roman...
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1966
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