The Bamboo Blonde buddy film Director John Waters breaks every

Director John Waters breaks every rule of good filmmaking and good taste with his 1972 landmark cult classic

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racists and fellow travellers in this searing post-WWII courtroom drama costarring Dorothy McGuire and Arthur Kennedy

Nijm spontaneously ditches work to spend the afternoon day drinking with Irina

Who's the cold-blooded killer

The Bamboo Blonde buddy film Director John Waters breaks everyJuly 1946. The war was barely over, yet nostalgia for the epic conflict was already sky high. And who better to feed the appetite than a just returned USO star like fabulous Frances Langford? The "Sweetheart of the Fighting Fronts" plays Louise, a nightclub singer with a sweetie of her own at least for a night! Before farmboy turned flyboy Ransom (Russell Wade) ships out, he snaps a pic of the cutie and his crewmen paint her portrait on the nose of