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Murder | Dancing
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Outstanding Actress in a Feature Film For | 2000 | Lauren
Outstanding Actress in a Feature Film | 2000 | Lauren
Best Feature Film | 2001 | Robert Lee
Outstanding Artistic Achievement | 2000 | Franco-Giacomo
Best Film | 2001 | Robert Lee
Budget 1,500,000 USD
Box Office Collection 268,117 USD
According to director/writer commentary track on the Region 1 DVD, the original performances of the stage play from which the movie is based featured 'Charles Busch' in the role of Florence/Chicklet. When Busch adapted his play to film format, he was too old to play Chicklet, so he wrote for himself the part of Captain Monica Stark so he could still participate in the production.
For the scene where Marvel Ann gets her bikini bottoms ripped off the costume department had to make a pair of "breakaway" bottoms that were only loosely stitched together at the sides so that they would tear off of actress Amy Adams' derriere easily. Adams did not enjoy filming that scene even though she understood that her character was being punished for her arrogance.
For foreign distribution the flashback sex scene with Kanaka and Monica Stark was cut.
Many scenes were shot in one or two takes due to budget constraints.
Captain Monica Stark's outfit was based on a flight attendants outfit.
"Florence "Chicklet" Forrest: Guys only want one thing. I'm going to the snack bar, want a wiener?"
"Berdine: They look like beatniks, should I unpack my bongos? Marvel Ann: I intend to unpack mine."
