John Waters
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John Waters (born April 22, 1946) is an American filmmaker, who rose to fame in the early 1970s for his transgressive cult films.
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Filmography
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Writer/director
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1960s
- Hag in a Black Leather Jacket (8 mm) (1964)
- Roman Candles (three 8 mm shown simultaneously) (1966)
- Eat Your Makeup (16mm) (1968)
- Mondo Trasho (16mm) (1969)
- The Diane Linkletter Story (16mm) (1969)
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1970s
- Multiple Maniacs (16mm) (1970) - X for extremely graphic sexual content and nudity, strong language, and violence.
- Pink Flamingos (16 & 35 mm) (1972) - NC-17 for a wide range of perversions in explicit detail.
- Female Trouble (16 & 35 mm) (1974) - NC-17 for explicit sexuality and nudity.
- Desperate Living (16 & 35 mm) (1977) - R for strong sexual content, language, and violence.
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1980s
- Polyester (1981) - R for some violence, language, and sexual content/nudity.
- Hairspray (1988) - PG for some crude language and thematic elements.
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1990s
- Cry-Baby (1990) - PG-13 for crude humor, language, and some violence.
- Serial Mom (1994) - R for satirical presentation of strong violence, vulgar language, and sexual episodes.
- Pecker (1998) - R for sexuality, graphic nudity, language, and brief drug use.
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2000s
- Cecil B. DeMented (2000) - R for strong crude sexual content, violence, language and drug use.
- A Dirty Shame (2004) - NC-17 for pervasive sexual content. / R for pervasive strong crude sexual content, including fetishes.
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Writer (but not director)
- This Filthy World (2006)
- Hairspray (2007) - original film source for musical to musical film
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