Pink Flamingos
1976
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Mary Vivian Pearce (born November 9, 1947) is an American actress. She has worked primarily in the films of John Waters. [1] Life and career. Pearce is a childhood best friend of Waters and has appeared as an actress in all of his films.
Actress: Pink Flamingos. Mary Vivian Pearce isn't your typical film star. As John Waters' childhood friend in Baltimore, she appeared in every single film he made as either the main character (such as Cotton in Pink Flamingos) or an extra (she appeared in Serial Mom, as a woman who asks Kathleen Turner to sign her book "To a future serial mom.")
- January 1, 1
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- Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Actress: Pink Flamingos. Mary Vivian Pearce isn't your typical film star. As John Waters' childhood friend in Baltimore, she appeared in every single film he made as either the main character (such as Cotton in Pink Flamingos) or an extra (she appeared in Serial Mom, as a woman who asks Kathleen Turner to sign her book "To a future serial mom ...
- November 9, 1947
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Childhood pal Mary Vivian Pearce was part of the crew and cast, too, all of whom shared an interest in art, film, and marijuana, and who Waters coined the Dreamlanders. Notably, it was also at Martick’s where he met Harvey Alexander, who launched the Baltimore Film Festival in 1969.
Mary Vivian Pearce as Bonnie; Mink Stole as Mink / The Religious Whore; Cookie Mueller as Cookie Divine; Edith Massey as Edith the Barmaid / Virgin Mary; Paul Swift as Steve; George Figgs as Jesus Christ; Michael Renner Jr. as The Infant of Prague; Rick Morrow as Ricky; Production Development
Mary Vivian Pearce. Highest Rated: 100% Multiple Maniacs (1970) Lowest Rated: 43% Mondo Trasho (1969) Birthday: Nov 9, 1947. Birthplace: Not Available. This vacant blonde bombshell of several...
Jul 20, 2018 · “I went on it with Mary Vivian Pearce, who was in all my movies, when we were in high school. We got thrown off for doing the Booty Green, the one dance you couldn’t do on ‘Buddy Deane,’...
