Movies with Mink Stole

Mink Stole: Doyenne of Transgressive Cinema With her signature beehive and impish grin, Mink Stole has become a veritable icon of transgressive cinema. A longtime collaborator with the inimitable John Waters, Stole's acting career has been defined by her willingness to embrace the outrageous, the grotesque, and the downright taboo. Whether playing a murderous suburban housewife in the cult classic "Female Trouble" or a snobbish socialite in the gleefully subversive "Polyester," Stole brings an infectious joie de vivre to even the most unsavory of characters. Her range is truly remarkable, as evidenced by her versatility in films as diverse as the zany sex comedy "Eating Out" and the poignant documentary "I Am Divine." Stole's performances are always underpinned by a delightful sense of self-awareness, as if she's winking at the audience and daring them to be scandalized. Beyond her acclaimed work with Waters, Stole has continued to seek out challenging, boundary-pushing roles that push the limits of conventional taste. From the gender-bending antics of "Hush Up Sweet Charlotte" to the sensual spiritual awakening of "Alchemy of the Spirit," Stole remains a singular and essential figure in the annals of transgressive cinema, a true doyenne of the weird and wonderful.