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- Written by Waters as a vehicle for the biggest player in his Dreamland Productions microstudio, Female Trouble is structured to show off the zaftig actor’s formidable range of comedic and even dramatic talent, as it charts protagonist Dawn Davenport’s arc from bratty suburban adolescent to electrocuted criminal.
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Finally, the Female Trouble script is here for all you quotes spouting fans of the John Waters movie with Divine. This script is a transcript that was painstakingly transcribed using the screenplay and/or viewings of Female Trouble.
Jun 26, 2018 · Female Trouble is dedicated to Charles “Tex” Watson, one of Manson’s gang of murderers, and includes an image of a toy helicopter Watson made for Waters in prison. After many years of personal contact with former Manson members, however, Waters has more recently mentioned some regret for this dedication.
“Female Trouble” is told in the third person in a discursive narrative style. The plot, while straightforward, is relayed in a series of short vignettes that describe the drifter McBride’s...
6 days ago · Female Trouble is a 1974 film about a delinquent high school student who runs away from home, gets pregnant while hitchhiking, and becomes entangled in a criminal scheme to prove "crime equals beauty".
Jun 26, 2018 · Female Trouble, indeed all of Waters’s early output, works its way through a dialectical meditation on the nature of the freak. The theses of the film (in both the Hegelian and the quotidian...
A former juvenile delinquent (Divine) is impregnated and promptly abandoned by a man (Divine) she hitches a ride with, then raises an insufferable daughter (Mink Stole) while surviving on her own as a prostitute and thief.
Dec 5, 2014 · It’s Waters’s 1974 film Female Trouble, though, that is—to me—the single most fabulous and anarchic film ever made. It’s often cited as Waters’s own favorite from his five-decade ...
