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| 20th Century Fox (2000) | |||||
| Comedy, Queer Themes/Interest | |||||
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| Delta Burke | Noleta Nethercott | |
| Beau Bridges | G.W. Nethercott | |
| Bonnie Bedelia | Latrelle Williamson | |
| Beth Grant | Sissy Hickey | |
| Newell Alexander | Wardell Owens | |
| Leslie Jordan | Earl 'Brother Boy' Ingram | |
| Olivia Newton-John | Bitsy Mae Harling | |
| Mitch Carter | Bumper | |
| Kirk Geiger | Ty Williamson | |
| Sarah Hunley | Juanita Barlett |
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| Producer | Victoria Alonso
Max Civon Sharyn Lane |
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| Writer | Del Shores
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| Cinematography | Max Civon
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| Music | George S. Clinton
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A Black Comedy About White Trash Get ready for laughs the size of Texas when Olivia Newton-John, Beau Bridges, Bonnie Bedelia and Delta Burke lead an all-star cast in this twisted, white-trash tale "that pushes the 'fun' in dysfunctional" (Jam! Movies). The hilariously sordid details about a southern family surface with a vengeance when relatives converge for the funeral of "Grandma Peggy", who dies after tripping over her lover's wooden legs! Toss in a couple of feuding big-haired daughters, a jumpy aunt who just quit smoking (Beth Grant), the scorned neighbor from hell, and crazy, cross-dressing "Brother Boy" (Leslie Jordan)-and you've got an outrageous "train wreck you can't help but watch!" (Chicago Tribune) |
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