Pink Flamingos poster

Pink Flamingos

Movie 1972 TMDB 6.1/10 Released

Notorious Baltimore criminal and underground figure Divine goes up against Connie & Raymond Marble, a sleazy married couple who make a passionate attempt to humiliate her and seize her tabloid-given title as "The Filthiest Person Alive".

Pink Flamingos is a movie first shown in 1972. Runtime is 93 minutes. Status: Released. Genres: Comedy, Crime. TMDB score 6.1/10 from 590 votes.

93mRuntime
590TMDB votes

Title details

Type
Movie
Original title
Pink Flamingos
Release year
1972
Release date
March 17, 1972
Status
Released
Runtime
93 minutes
Genres
Comedy, Crime
Production companies
Dreamland
Director
John Waters
TMDB rating
6.1/10 (590 votes)
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Official trailer

Pink Flamingos Trailer

Cast

Divine

Divine

Divine / Babs Johnson

David Lochary

David Lochary

Raymond Marble

Mary Vivian Pearce

Mary Vivian Pearce

Cotton

Mink Stole

Mink Stole

Connie Marble

D

Danny Mills

Crackers

Edith Massey

Edith Massey

Edie

Channing Wilroy

Channing Wilroy

Channing

Cookie Mueller

Cookie Mueller

Cookie

Paul Swift

Paul Swift

The Egg Man

Susan Walsh

Susan Walsh

Suzie

L

Linda Olgeirson

Linda

Pat Moran

Pat Moran

Patty Hitler (Party Guest in Nazi Uniform)

Jack Walsh

Jack Walsh

John Vader

Bob Skidmore

Bob Skidmore

Delivery Boy

P

Pat Lefaiver

Etta

J

Jackie Sidel

Merle

J

Julie Munshauer

Party Guest

Steve Yeager

Steve Yeager

Nat Curzan from "The Tattler"

Characters

  • Divine / Babs Johnson voiced by Divine
  • Raymond Marble voiced by David Lochary
  • Cotton voiced by Mary Vivian Pearce
  • Connie Marble voiced by Mink Stole
  • Crackers voiced by Danny Mills
  • Edie voiced by Edith Massey
  • Channing voiced by Channing Wilroy
  • Cookie voiced by Cookie Mueller
  • The Egg Man voiced by Paul Swift
  • Suzie voiced by Susan Walsh
  • Linda voiced by Linda Olgeirson
  • Patty Hitler (Party Guest in Nazi Uniform) voiced by Pat Moran
  • John Vader voiced by Jack Walsh
  • Delivery Boy voiced by Bob Skidmore
  • Etta voiced by Pat Lefaiver
  • Merle voiced by Jackie Sidel
  • Party Guest voiced by Julie Munshauer
  • Nat Curzan from "The Tattler" voiced by Steve Yeager

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