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IMDbBest Actor | 2002 | John Cameron
Best Feature voted by the US Gay Film Festivals | 2002 | John Cameron
Best Feature voted by USInternational Gay Film Festivals and US Gay Press | 2002 | John Cameron
Best Feature voted by the US Gay Press | 2002 | John Cameron
Best Use of Previously Published or Recorded Music | 2002
Best Breakthrough Performance Male | 2002 | John Cameron
Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role | 2002 | John Cameron
Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role | 2002 | Miriam
Outstanding Directorial Debut | 2001 | John Cameron
2001 | John Cameron
2001 | John Cameron
Special Jury Prize | 2001 | John Cameron
Best Feature | 2001 | John Cameron
Best Feature | 2001 | John Cameron
Best Narrative Feature | 2001 | John Cameron
Dramatic | 2001 | John Cameron
2001 | John Cameron
Best Actor | 2001 | John Cameron
2001 | John Cameron
Dramatic | 2001 | John Cameron
2001 | John Cameron
Best Feature Film | 2001 | John Cameron
2001 | John Cameron
2001 | John Cameron
2001 | John Cameron
Outstanding Film Limited Release | 2002
Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture Comedy or Musical | 2002 | John Cameron
Dramatic | 2001 | John Cameron
Excellence in PeriodFantasy Film | 2002 | Arianne
Best Makeup | 2002 | Mike
Best Screenplay Adaptation | 2002 | John Cameron
Best Newcomer | 2002 | John Cameron
Best Actress in a Supporting Role | 2002 | Miriam
Best Actor in a Leading Role | 2002 | John Cameron
Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture Comedy or Musical | 2002 | John Cameron
Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role Comedy or Musical | 2002 | Miriam
Best Motion Picture Comedy or Musical | 2002
Best Director | 2002 | John Cameron
Best Screenplay Adapted | 2002 | John Cameron
Best Sound | 2002
Best Actor | 2002 | John Cameron
Outstanding Achievement in Feature Film | 2002 | Jerry
Best Male Lead | 2002 | John Cameron
Best Cinematography | 2002 | Frank G.
Best First Screenplay | 2002 | John Cameron
Best Director | 2002 | John Cameron
Best Feature | 2002 | Christine
Best First Feature | 2002 | John Cameron
Best First Screenplay | 2002 | John Cameron
Best Breakthrough Performance | 2002 | John Cameron
Best Breakthrough Filmmaker | 2002 | John Cameron
Best Feature Film | 2001 | John Cameron
Best Performance Male | 2001 | John Cameron
2001 | John Cameron
Best Foreign Independent Film English Language | 2001
Best Music | 2001 | John Cameron
Best Feature | 2001 | John Cameron
Yitzhak is seen wearing a "Rent" sweatshirt and later decides to audition for the role of Angel in Rent (2005). In real life, John Cameron Mitchell was originally offered the role of Angel but had to turn it down as he was doing "Hedwig".
The story depicted in the song "Origin of Love" is from Plato's "Symposium," in which Aristophanes gives a speech about love being a product of the need to reunite with one's other half after being split into two, as punishment for conspiring to usurp the gods of Olympus.
Before it was a film and a musical at the Jane Street Theater, John Cameron Mitchell and Stephen Trask created the character "Hedwig". Mitchell donned drag for the first time speaking in character and telling Hedwig's story between songs, written and played by Stephen Trask. This was the first "drag performance act" that had a storyline, live singing and a live band with original material.
Stephen Trask, who wrote the songs and score for the film, also provides the singing voice for Tommy.
The "car wash" gag in the "Sugar Daddy" number was a choreographic artifact from the original show. During the show's original run, there was a designated "car-wash" chair, and celebrity audience members would be placed there. At the 2014 Tony Awards, Neil Patrick Harris reenacted this scene with Orlando Bloom.
"Hedwig: I had tried singing once back in Berlin. They threw tomatoes. After the show, I had a nice salad."
"Tommy: Have you accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Saviour? Hedwig: No, but I... I love his work."