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Glen Or Glenda (1953) |
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Film rated 2.6 / 5
(Chick rating: 3 / 5)
(Guy rating: 2.6 / 5)
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| Change genders? Ed would. |
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| Ed Wood's ambivalent direction. |
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| 'Angora And The Ecstasy'. |
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| Lugosi : Transylvania and transvestites! |
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| When Dracula met cross-dressing. |
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| Transvestism: A Glenda Issue. |
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| Pseudohermaphroditism demystified. |
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| Wood's 'angora' autobiography. |
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| 'Reefer Madness' for transvestites. |
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| Lugosi explains transvestism phenomenon. |
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| Wood's angora 'Crying Game'. |
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| Angora gives Glenda Wood(y). |
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| Lugosi unravels Glen's mutation. |
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| Lugosi's monologues: unintentionally hilarious! |
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| Trannies and the Transylvanian. |
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| Pull the (angora) string! |
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| Angora sweater fetish revealed. |
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| Cross-dressing angora wooden automovography. |
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| Bela reveals transvestite travails. |
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| Lugosi controls Glen's gender. |
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| Transvestite causes social uproar. |
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| Wood wears women's wardrobe. |
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| Wood cross-dresses for success. |
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