Glen and Glenda (1994) - The Hunt for Edward D. Wood, Jr.

(1994)
Glen and Glenda a.k.a. Glen y Glenda SEARCH EBAY FOR THIS MOVIE (opens new window) Directed by Frank Marino Written by Eldo Farms & Edward D. Wood Jr. (script Glen or Glenda) Wood regulars none Additional cast Brigitte Aime Kaitlyn Ashley T.T. Boy Brian Cox Frank Marino Peter North Henri Paachard Gerry Pike Steven St. Croix Marc Wallice Plot A police captain consults a psychiatrist to try and understand what drove a transvestite to suicide. The psychiatrist uses a case study to explain. Glen (St, Croix) is a transvestite with a problem. He's engaged to be married and has yet to tell his fiancé Barbara of his proclivities. Furthermore, he fantasizes regularly that he is "Glenda" (Ashley). Eventually we learn (after everyone has had a lot of sex) that Glen has told Barbara and they are going to work things out together. 'Wood'-ness This is a partial re-make of Ed's Glen or Glenda, utilizing actual dialogue from the original film. In fact, about two-thirds of the dialogue (what there is of it) is straight from Ed. The scenes and dialogue not taken directly from Glen or Glenda are merely excuses for the actors to have sex. Truly an Adult film, this one is not for everyone. But the dialogue is definitely Ed's and if you ever wanted to see just how bad his words could be acted, here's the place to see it. Best Line unknown File Under Adult, Posthumous, Transvestisism VIDEO RELEASES GLEN AND GLENDAThis movie has only had one mass market release, on VHS. This is Glen and Glenda's only release, from Caballero Video. The practice of most adult film distributors is to keep their back catalog "in print." When a title is ordered it is duped and packaged at that time. This means that copies made over different years may have different ads at the beginning or be of differing quality. My copy (bought in 2002) had a fairly good image, although there were instances where damage to the original was transferred to my copy. Older copies may not have these defects. PROS: Easily acquireable. Usually inexpensive. CONS: Newly bought copies may actually be of poorer quality than used ones. All images © their respective owners. Images are used for review purposes only. All other content, including (but not limited to): text, html & original graphics are © Philip R. Frey