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The Queen 1968

In 1967, the Miss All-American Camp Beauty Pageant introduced drag culture to a wider audience. This documentary explores the event, showcasing the elaborate transformations and playful rivalry among the contestants. Notable judges Andy Warhol, Larry Rivers, and Terry Southern observe the competition, while Crystal LaBeija delivers a memorable performance that significantly impacted the House of LaBeija and the broader drag scene.

In 1967, the Miss All-American Camp Beauty Pageant introduced drag culture to a wider audience. This documentary explores the event, showcasing the elaborate transformations and playful rivalry among the contestants. Notable judges Andy Warhol, Larry Rivers, and Terry Southern observe the competition, while Crystal LaBeija delivers a memorable performance that significantly impacted the House of LaBeija and the broader drag scene.

Does The Queen have end credit scenes?

No!

The Queen does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

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78

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The Queen (1968) – Official Re-Release Trailer

Crystal LaBeija's epic read from The Queen (1968) – "I have a RIGHT to show my color, darling!"

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