The Plug Lady (2004)

Move over Tootsie!

Genre : Comedy

Runtime : 1H 26M

Director : Anthony Saladino

Synopsis

An aspiring drag queen finds herself and love in New York City by embracing her "plug" in this low budget headscratcher.

Actors

Anthony Saladino
Anthony Saladino
The Plug Lady
Dakota Jackson
Dakota Jackson
J.P. Donahue
J.P. Donahue
debra fontaine
debra fontaine
noelle netti
noelle netti
Jeffrey Middleton
Jeffrey Middleton
jose mojica
jose mojica

Crews

Anthony Saladino
Anthony Saladino
Director

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