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Alien | Woman Director
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Best Young Actress Under Nine Years of Age | 1989 | Thora
Sheb Wooley recorded and popularised the song "The Purple People Eater", which the movie was based on, in 1958. it was based on a joke that a friend of Wooley's had told him.
Final film of Sheb Wooley before his retirement in 1999 and his death in 2003 due to leukaemia.
Thora Birch's feature film debut.
Many cast members appeared at the 'Save the Rose Theatre' campaign's public PR day in May 1989. The theme tune was played on UK radio in April and May 1989, and briefly became a regular quip for the supporters.
Shelley Winters and writer/director Linda Shayne stayed friends long after making this film. Shayne spoke at Winters' 2006 memorial service at Paramount Studios.
"Billy Johnson: Grandpa, what's it like to die? Grandpa: [pause] I don't know, son."
"Grandpa: Look! Purple may be a little strange. Mrs. Orfus: Yes! Grandpa: But that's because he is a brilliant musician! Mrs. Orfus: No! No! Purple is an alien!"