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To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar
Synopsis
Noxeema Jackson, Vida Boheme, and Chi Chi Rodriguez are gonna show America a thing or two about being fabulous. Dressed to kill, with their Dynel tresses tossing in the breeze behind them, these three stars of New York's drag-queen beauty pageant circuit have hit the open road in a 1967 Cadillac convertible. Destination: Hollywood. But the trio is in for a detour when the car breaks down in the tiny midwestern town of Snydersville, where drag queens are about as common as August snowstorms. Up to now Snydersville has been a lot more like a graveyard than a town. That's all about to change. The local citizenry is going to get an infusion of flash and glamour the likes of which it's never seen. During the course of one incredible weekend, eyes will be opened, broken hearts healed, and hair teased within an inch of its life.
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Full Credits
  • Director:
    Beeban Kidron,
  • Writer:
    Douglas Carter Beane,
  • Producer:
    G. Mac Brown,
  • Cinematographer:
    Steve Mason,
  • Editor:
    Andrew Mondshein,
  • Executive Producer:
    Bruce Cohen, Walter F. Parkes,
  • Cast:
    Stockard Channing, Wesley Snipes, Patrick Swayze, Blythe Danner, John Leguizamo,
  • Associate Producer:
    Mitchell Kohn,
  • First Assistant Director:
    Barry K. Thomas, Randy Fletcher,
  • Second Assistant Director:
    Nandi Bowe, H.H. Cooper,
  • Second Second Assistant Director:
    Heidi G. McGowan, Jim Klever-Weis, Dale M. Nielsen,
  • Script Supervisor:
    Mary Cybulski,
  • Art Department Coordinator:
    Erik Knight,
  • Production Design:
    Wynn Thomas,
  • Casting:
    Kerry Barden, Billy Hopkins, Suzanne Smith,
  • Second Unit Director:
    Andrew Mondshein,
  • Costume Supervisor:
    Kevin P. Faherty,
  • Music:
    Rachel Portman,
  • Art Direction:
    Robert Guerra,
  • Other:
    E. J. Foerster,
  • Set Decoration:
    Ted Glass,
  • Screenplay:
    Douglas Carter Beane,
  • Costume Design:
    Marlene Stewart,

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