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Dinah East (1970)
"A Superstar Actress Is Really A Man ... Hollywood's Strangest Story!"
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10
Starring
Ultra Violet
Andy Davis
Reid Smith
Director
Gene Nash
Writer
Gene Nash
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NC-17
1 hr 29 min
Dec 1st, 1970
Drama
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A glamorous movie queen of the 1950s is revealed to be a man whose secret led to complicated relationships.
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Movie Details
Theatrical Release:
December 1st, 1970
Original Language:
English
Production Companies:
Page International, Emerson Film Enterprises
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transgender
Cast & Crew
U
Ultra Violet
as Daniela
A
Andy Davis
as Alan Sloan
R
Reid Smith
as Jeff East
J
Joe Taylor
as Bobby Sloan
R
Ray Foster
as Tony Locke
M
Matt Bennett
as Tank Swenson
G
Gene Nash
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Gene Nash
Writer
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Gene Nash
Producer
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Paula Stewart
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K
Keith Kelsay
Assistant Electrician
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