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To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything! Julie Newmar

Rated PG-13 for subject matter involving men living in drag, a brief scene of spousal abuse and some language.

PG-13 108min.
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Patrick Swayze plays Vida Boheme, a classy and long-reigning drag queen. With his understudy Noxeema Jackson (Wesley Snipes), Vida wins a New York drag stage contest and an all-expenses-paid trip to Hollywood. Read More
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Vida Boheme
Miss Chi-Chi Rodriguez
Beatrice
Herself
Jimmy Joe
John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt
Sheriff Dollard
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